I have had serious should/neck problems over the last two or three years. MRI revealed two tears. Thre is numbness running down from my shoulder to my hand. It occured to me that all these problems are probably from my breast. I can't sleep at night because my breat pull my shoulder causing pain. Is this a breast reduction indicator?
Answer: Breast reduction may be right for you Reducing the size of heavy, large breasts can decrease the pain and discomfort associated with them. There's a good chance that you'll experience relief following surgery if your tension and pain is caused by your breasts. Talk to your surgeon to find out. They can also help you get insurance to cover your surgery.
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Answer: Breast Reduction Candidate?
Thank you for the question.
You may be a good candidate for breast reduction surgery. However, prior to contemplating this operation you should be evaluated by a spine specialist to rule out spinal cord pathophysiology that may be causing your symptoms. If this is a case you should be treated for the spine problem prior to breast reduction surgery.
Having said that, breast reduction surgery may still be indicated to help with chronic neck back and shoulder discomfort. It is one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform.
I hope this helps.
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Answer: Breast Reduction Candidate?
Thank you for the question.
You may be a good candidate for breast reduction surgery. However, prior to contemplating this operation you should be evaluated by a spine specialist to rule out spinal cord pathophysiology that may be causing your symptoms. If this is a case you should be treated for the spine problem prior to breast reduction surgery.
Having said that, breast reduction surgery may still be indicated to help with chronic neck back and shoulder discomfort. It is one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform.
I hope this helps.
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May 5, 2011
Answer: I am 53. My breast are 44DD.
From your posted medical history and scan findings you are a great candidate for a Breast Reduction. Seek a boarded PS in your area or that accepts your health insurance. This PS will take your photos and address a predetermination of benefits letter to your insurance company. After the response than you can determine what your out of pocket costs will/would be ( most cases around a $1,000). Schedule the operation. Best of luck
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Answer: I am 53. My breast are 44DD.
From your posted medical history and scan findings you are a great candidate for a Breast Reduction. Seek a boarded PS in your area or that accepts your health insurance. This PS will take your photos and address a predetermination of benefits letter to your insurance company. After the response than you can determine what your out of pocket costs will/would be ( most cases around a $1,000). Schedule the operation. Best of luck
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May 4, 2011
Answer: You may be a candidate for a breast reduction
Classic symptoms indicating a need for breast reduction can include back pain, neck and shoulder pain, rashes in the crease below the breast, and numbness running along the arm into the hand. You seem to suffer from many of these conditions, indicating that breast reduction may be indicated.
Your best bet is evaluation from a board certified plastic surgeon. He or she can evaluate you and determine if you're a good candidate for surgery. In some cases, insurance companies will cover the cost associated with surgery; this requires documentation of your symptoms and well as photographs demonstrating large breasts and grooving from your bra straps.
Hope this helps. All the best - Sam Jejurikar
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Answer: You may be a candidate for a breast reduction
Classic symptoms indicating a need for breast reduction can include back pain, neck and shoulder pain, rashes in the crease below the breast, and numbness running along the arm into the hand. You seem to suffer from many of these conditions, indicating that breast reduction may be indicated.
Your best bet is evaluation from a board certified plastic surgeon. He or she can evaluate you and determine if you're a good candidate for surgery. In some cases, insurance companies will cover the cost associated with surgery; this requires documentation of your symptoms and well as photographs demonstrating large breasts and grooving from your bra straps.
Hope this helps. All the best - Sam Jejurikar
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May 4, 2011
Answer: Breast reduction Indications
Shoulder, neck and back discomfort, as well as pulling sensations within the breasts and difficulty sleeping are all frequent complaints of women with large breasts, and may be improved with a breast reduction. I am not clear what you mean by "Tears" seen on an MRI, but they may represent something that would potentially need to be addressed separately. I would recommend that you see a board-certified plastic surgeon for evaluation and discussed regarding the benefits you may obtain from a breast reduction.
Good luck.
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Answer: Breast reduction Indications
Shoulder, neck and back discomfort, as well as pulling sensations within the breasts and difficulty sleeping are all frequent complaints of women with large breasts, and may be improved with a breast reduction. I am not clear what you mean by "Tears" seen on an MRI, but they may represent something that would potentially need to be addressed separately. I would recommend that you see a board-certified plastic surgeon for evaluation and discussed regarding the benefits you may obtain from a breast reduction.
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