I am scheduled for my breast augmentation on May 19th. I had blood test for medical clearance and the results came back with high white blood cell count and high potassium. My doctor put me on antibiotics and she is going to retest me on Monday. My doctor indicated that the test results are showing that I have some kind of infection in my body. I don’t have any symptoms of being sick at all. Is this something that happens often? I am confused! Will they reschedule my surgery?
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Many of the options are not the best. Internal bras help lift and shape but usually they are used to push things in and up. The best solutions for your case are to recreate space in between.
If your surgery is not scheduled for some time, I would recommend getting the vaccine ASAP. The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require a 2nd shot 3-4 weeks later, and this should be taken into consideration in planning. Ideally you want to avoid the injections for at least one week before and one...
The term parenchymal maldistribution means an unusual shape of the breast, related to tuberous breasts. With the picture provided it cannot be determined without an examination whether it could be parenchymal maldistribution. This could rather be a simple case of breast sagging or ptosis which...
