I have a CC and I'm going to be getting it fixed in a couple months. The problem is I lift heavy weights and I'm an athlete so my career depends on it. 2 days ago I did a workout that really hurt & now that breast is in horrible pain. It doesn't hurt when I'm just sitting. The worst pain comes from when I touch the underside. It feels like the implant itself may have twisted around inside the pocket. I'm wondering if I can wait w/the pain. Is this a normal reaction to trauma from lifting?
December 1, 2013
Answer: Capsular pain Capsular pain can come in many different forms and each patient's experience may be different. Best to be seen in person.
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December 1, 2013
Answer: Capsular pain Capsular pain can come in many different forms and each patient's experience may be different. Best to be seen in person.
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December 3, 2013
Answer: Pain of Capsular Contracture Sometimes capsules are really sore.Are you a professional weight lifter? You said your career depends on you being able to lift weights. If you don't need to lift weights for your work and it makes your breast hurt, stop. If your implants are under the muscle, you can get pain just from a muscle strain.The implants do not twist around in the pocket, so you can be relieved about that.If your pain is intolerable, unrelievable, and constant, you may want to move up your date for surgery. Have a discussion with your surgeon if this is the caseAthletes sometimes want to push the envelop on recovery. Don't be tempted. You will possibly create problems and mother nature won't take a joke.Best of luck!!
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December 3, 2013
Answer: Pain of Capsular Contracture Sometimes capsules are really sore.Are you a professional weight lifter? You said your career depends on you being able to lift weights. If you don't need to lift weights for your work and it makes your breast hurt, stop. If your implants are under the muscle, you can get pain just from a muscle strain.The implants do not twist around in the pocket, so you can be relieved about that.If your pain is intolerable, unrelievable, and constant, you may want to move up your date for surgery. Have a discussion with your surgeon if this is the caseAthletes sometimes want to push the envelop on recovery. Don't be tempted. You will possibly create problems and mother nature won't take a joke.Best of luck!!
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