Hi Jess,

A very warm welcome to our forum.

I am glad to hear that you finished active treatment in July. I agree with our moderator Lucie, that you made the right call, by getting the pain checked out again. I had quite a few spells of similar sounding pain, for about 12 months after my lumpectomy. I persevered with the exercises that I'd been given to try and improve my reach and it gradually improved. Waiting for a CT is always a worrying time, but I hope that you get the reassurance you need, when it's all over with.

Have you got a date for your CT yet?

Please keep in touch and let us know how you get on. We are always here for you.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

Thank you for your reply! 

I had my CT Saturday evening. So just waiting now - this is the worst part isn't it.

I'm just past myself that it's spread - although luckily I had no lymph node involvement so I'm hoping it's just radiotherapy induced pain. I've also just got over a recent chest infection. So I'm praying one of those is the answer! 

Hope your well.

Jess xx

Thank you for your reply! 

I had my CT Saturday evening. So just waiting now - this is the worst part isn't it.

I'm just past myself that it's spread - although luckily I had no lymph node involvement so I'm hoping it's just radiotherapy induced pain. I've also just got over a recent chest infection. So I'm praying one of those is the answer! 

Hope your well.

Jess xx

Hi Jess,

Waiting is always torture. When will you get the results of your CT?

It spreads via the lymph nodes from the breast, so it is most unlikely to have spread elsewhere, if they are clear.

Hoping and praying that it's due to either the radiotherapy or the cold.

Please keep in touch and let us know how you get on. We are always here for you.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

They said within 2 weeks so it's not too long but also a life time ! 

Ohhh thank you for that reassurance i definitely needed to hear that! I had 20 removed at time of my surgery and all were negative so I've got everything crossed! 

Jolamime that is really very kind of us and I appreciate you taking the time to message back.

Jess xxx

Hi Jess,

I was told that  there was a tightness, where the scarring was and that this pulls when you stretch or exert yourself when lifting something. It is unusual for pain to accompany breast cancer.

If they removed 20 lymph nodes at the time of surgery and nothing showed up in any of these, it should be good news. Do  you know what type of breast cancer you had, or what stage it was?

Kind regards,

Jolamine XX

Sorry for my late reply!

Fingers crossed for good news! 

My cancer was triple negative and it was stage 1 

Jess xxx

Hi Jess,

It is good news that it is stage one. Let's hope for more good news , when your results come back.

PIease keep in touch and let us know how you get on. We are always here for you.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx