I had a right lobecctomy in January this year 2021 

i have been experiencing numbness of the right breast breathlessness (Which I never had pre op) and when I try to cough I can't take a deep enough breath to satisfy the cough, if you can understand what I mean. The breathlessness is or seems to be getting worse where I can't even hang washing out with gasping for breath. It's very frustrating. I've had a CT scan since my op and got another in September. I haven't had any results as yet and the surgeon had rung me once since the op. I've had no follow ups and when I was discharged from hospital it was like. There's your medication we've made an appointment with your GP nurse to remove the stitch (from the drain they took out.) Thete you go bye. No home care plan or anything I just can't understand why im still getting this breathlessness and numbness 7 months on.  Sorry edit to add It hurts when I take a deep breath 

so I'm not able to cough properly. I'm actually tearing up as I write this .... 

Hi all , had lower left lobe removed in August 2021, really struggling with my breathing, which I did not suffer before, worse in the morning, plus pain on both sides,anyone else having breathing problems x

Hi Helendo - hope your op was a success - we have had major surgery - mine is coming up to 3 yrs now and I am still in pain which varies day to day - my consultant said back in May that the pain is caused by the nerves healing - apart from soft tissue (i.e lung etc) rib bones were severely manipulated so I can understand that - doesnt help when we are in pain though! I very rarely take pain killers - dont know whether you do which might help
I had trouble with breathing also and GP gave me ventolin inhalers - but when I saw consultant last year he prescribed Braitus (tiotropium) once a day inhaler - a lot easier to use as well!! - which has helped enormously - you can also use ventolin with it if needed.
Can imagine you are still feeling sensitive getting over op but I can honestly say it does get better - physically and mentally
Wishing you all the best xx 

Hi Helendo - hope your op was a success - we have had major surgery - mine is coming up to 3 yrs now and I am still in pain which varies day to day - my consultant said back in May that the pain is caused by the nerves healing - apart from soft tissue (i.e lung etc) rib bones were severely manipulated so I can understand that - doesnt help when we are in pain though! I very rarely take pain killers - dont know whether you do which might help
I had trouble with breathing also and GP gave me ventolin inhalers - but when I saw consultant last year he prescribed Braitus (tiotropium) once a day inhaler - a lot easier to use as well!! - which has helped enormously - you can also use ventolin with it if needed.
Can imagine you are still feeling sensitive getting over op but I can honestly say it does get better - physically and mentally
Wishing you all the best xx 

Hi fliissy100 operation went well, gave me the all clear The doctor has also given me ventolin, having to use a lot, if things don't improve will try and make an appointment, wish there was some where to go for answers besides GPx

Do you have a cancer nurse with your consultant? Mine has been amazing - can ring her anytime and if needed gets me sorted straight away - Worth contacting - if not ring your consultants dept and tell them your problem xx