![]() |
|
| *Home>>>Mastectomy |
Has any one had a bilateral mastectomy tram flap reconstruction,what were the results? |
I am due to have a bilateral mastectomy this week, have just heard about loss of stomach muscles and numbness. Can any one help me with this. Any info would be appreciated. I looked into it, but was concerned about something about disconnect of some muscles or something...also if lose or gain weight, it doesn't lose or gain weight in proportion. Started with a prosthesis, it was hot, heavy and uncomfortable and expensive...now prefer a rolled up sock (even tho not quite match up)...very light and very cool and comfortable. I don't know anything about this, but you sound like such a brave woman and I wish you the best. My prayers are with you. I had a bi-lateral tram reconstruction almost 2 years ago. As far as a loss of stomach muscles, I haven't had any back issues or anything like that, but you will have to learn to get on your side before you can sit up. I have noticed though that the more time has gone by, the stronger my other stomach muscles are getting and while it's still hard to sit up without rolling, there has been an improvement. |
| Tags |
| Melanoma Medicinal Herbs Medicare Medicaid Measles MDMA Mastectomy Marijuana Marfan Syndrome Maple Syrup Urine Disease Manic-Depressive Illness Managed Care Man-Made Disasters |
| Related information |
He may be experienceing some swelling. Its takes severalweeks/months to fully heal after this procedure. He should follow up with his doctor and report his concerns. Its probably just swelling.... I'm sorry to hear about your sister's breast cancer. From what you've said, it sounds like her original tumor may have come back and has HER2/neu overexpression. I take it that it ... try to "google" for it, or call the cancer society or a local cancer treatment center cancer treatment centers usually have some pretty good lists for places that have those types oof ... To be honest with you, I have no idea what I would do in that situation. I wouldn't know until I was faced with it. I think I'd want to avoid a mastectomy for as long as possible, let alo... I am trying to remember how long I stayed in. I think it was 2 nights, but I am not positive. I will be thinking of you and your family today, and hoping for the best. ...This is something she should discuss with her nurse. There are false breasts - padding which can be inserted into a bra so that she can maintain a womanly figure in public. Her nurse will advise ... I'm sorry to hear that. My grandmother is going through the same thing as we speak. She was diagnosed with breast cancer and debated on which surgery to have...the mastectomy or the lumpectomy... The fact that it was non invasive is a good sign, because it means it was confined to the ducts. Usually, doctors will wait for a patient to be symptom free for 5 years before giving the all clear.... |
Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |