I am assuming it is normal, can't see anything about it in my leaflets or online.#
Ridge is wide and long is it just where tissue was removed?
I am assuming it is normal, can't see anything about it in my leaflets or online.#
Ridge is wide and long is it just where tissue was removed?
Most likely.
Four weeks after my lumpectomy I saw my GP because I had developed a rash on the breast and by the site of the axillary node clearance. When she examined me she said she could feel a lump at the operation area. On being transferred to A&E the surgical team said there was no such thing but slightly swollen tissue. Perhaps this is what you are observing.
I would not worry. It takes time for the breast to settle.
Most likely.
Four weeks after my lumpectomy I saw my GP because I had developed a rash on the breast and by the site of the axillary node clearance. When she examined me she said she could feel a lump at the operation area. On being transferred to A&E the surgical team said there was no such thing but slightly swollen tissue. Perhaps this is what you are observing.
I would not worry. It takes time for the breast to settle.
Thank you, thought so.
A&E do not know everything. I recently had bad experience about something else. They try to convince you and themselves they know all. Ask for second option. Scar tissue can cause lump, so they didn't know. I have had such removed from different operation.