Re: Burning pinching feeling

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What did you post the pictures under ? I mean what name ? I was off 2 weeks and I sit at a computer all day, if you had your explant 3 days ago tomorrow is to soon to go back to work, I'd say at least 1 week , I was so tired I couldn't have work the first week. Take Care

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I'm 3 days post explant and I get a sort of pinching pain when I move or bend down too-it's not burning though. I'm also sort of nauseaus-I have no appetite, but am forcing myself to eat a salad right now-it's all I've eaten today. I'm suppossed to go back to work on Monday-I'm a cashier. I don't think I'll be able to lift at all, like the bags of papers I will have to lift, or some of the heavier groceries I will have to scan? When is a good time to tell them I can come back to work? I've wanted to ask this question, but for some reason, I'm unable to send messages to the group through any way other than through email-I can't post directly to the group. I've posted my photos on Shutterfly, but was unable to let anyone on the group know. :(GMCLADY98@... wrote: My explant was a week and a half ago , I have felt pretty good, but right now my right breast hurts, a burning pinching feeling and when I move or bend down it hurts worse, anyone get this and what can it be ? WEIRD...

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I had this also, I think it might just be nerves healing and tissue

pulling together. All that stuff is healing and it does fee; like

pinching and it does burn it will get better. In my experience,

Terri P

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> My explant was a week and a half ago , I have felt pretty good, but

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> now my right breast hurts, a burning pinching feeling and when I move

or bend

> down it hurts worse, anyone get this and what can it be ?

WEIRD...

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Lenya,

My Dr. told me not to work for 1 month, and I just had capsulectomey

on one breast, I think it was 6 to 8 weeks for my explant, Call the

Dr. and ask so you know for sure,

Terri p

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pretty good, but right now my right breast hurts, a burning pinching

feeling and when I move or bend down it hurts worse, anyone get this

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Terri,

It's so weird the different dates we are given as to when we can go

back to work. I was told it would depend on how I felt, but 4 days

or so. Obviously there is the 'not working out' factor for 6

weeks. I will have 6 days off, including the surgery day, and could

possibly swing one extra one, but I am the same boat. Can't do any

more than that. I am not too worried about it. One of the ladies

at Dr. Melmed (I am not going to him for explant though) told me she

finds women who are 'set' on getting back to work right away tend to

heal more quickly - self fullfilling prophecy. Don't know if that

is true, but I am definitely psyching myself up for Feeling Good!

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Leyna,

I went back one week after explant - had surgery on Monday, went

back the following Monday.

Sis

> > My explant was a week and a half ago , I have felt

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It does seem awfully soon.

Maybe just see how it goes and then if it is too much, tell your boss you just

can't work yet

after all?

I know what it is like to feel pinched financially. I think so many of us do.

I left a career to

go to school in my 40s, expecting to make up the difference when I graduated.

But then I

was too sick to work! And I had huge student loans. It was very depressing.

Fortunately, things improved - our luck changed a bit and my health improved.

I am only

working part time still, but at least we are not drowning.

There is nothing more important than health. If you need time to recover, it

may be better

int he long run. What you don't need are more complications from doing too much

too

soon.

So play it by ear..

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> Working as a cashier is hard physical work with too much motion of the

> upper body and arms! Too soon to go back. I've gone back to work too

> soon a couple of times in my life, being a nurse, and being 'needed' and

> usually needing the money myself! but it doesn't pay--literally!

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