I have burning pain on the side I had my lymphectomy. I am several months post op and three weeks post chemo. Is this normal? I just assumed it was and never asked. Now I'm wondering if I'm wrong.
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anonymous
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Sarah, I agree with Norma, call your doctor to check this out. Take care, Sharon -
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anonymous
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Scar tissue can be tight and burn. Nerves heal and find new paths. It is imperative to stretch and keep the muscles supple. I skipped a month and am having to stretch out again. If you're worried call the doctor. -
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Check with ur doctor. Don't hesitate. That's what they r there for...God bless.
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