Breast Pain/tenderness 6months After Hysterectomy Posted: 11-10-05 11:19am
To whom it may concern...
June 22 of this year I had a full
abdominal hysterectomy, they did leave my
right ovary however due to my young age, I
am 27 rather than slamming me on hrt.
Since then i've been noticing that my
breasts are extremely sore and tender..
Especially the region directly behind the
nipple and areola, I am beginning to get
concerned. But is this a normal thing?
If so.. Is it temporary? And i've done
self exams and in that region sometimes it
feels a lil irregular but if I go to press
into to examine.. Its very painful.
Anyone else out there with this problem?
Please help me.
Thank you
~~lilone
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tjonesoct16
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Joined: 17 Nov 2005 Posts: 4 Location: Minnesota
Breast Soreness Posted: 11-17-05 11:50am
My dr said it is normal to have breast
tenderness around the normal time of your
period. If you did not have a total
hystercomy. Hope everything goes ok...
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rayne_angel
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Joined: 21 Jan 2006 Posts: 1 Location: Alberta, Canada
Re: Breast Soreness Posted: 01-21-06 15:21pm
I had a partial hysterectomy 5 yrs ago I
still have both of my ovaries. And ever
since I have had pain in my breasts but
lately it seems to be gettin worse and
more frequent like all the time. Has
anyone else experienced this and what have
you done to stop it . I can barely let
anything touch them wif out them hurting
sooo darn bad. Any ideas would be
appreciated thanks
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jsutiger98
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Joined: 18 Mar 2008 Posts: 1
Breast Pain Posted: 03-18-08 21:41pm
I also had a hysterectomy 6mos ago. I too
still have both of my ovaries but I notice
everytime I wake up from a nap or in the
morning my breast ache. It started with
just my right breast ( under to my
armpits) but now I experience the same
shooting pains in my left breast. I am
very concerned and have been doing self
exams and luckily I don't feel any thing
abnormal.
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