Hi im ny 100% sure but from looking at the symptoms online i believe i have costochondritis which is an inflammation of the cartilage that connects a rib to the breastbone. I was wondering should this be treated before i get my BA and if i get my BA first what are the risks?
December 21, 2016
Answer: Costochondritis before BA? Hi there, Thank you for your question. We would recommend waiting to have an elective procedure until you have been properly diagnosed. Costochondritis could potentially lead to various contraindications, such as infection. Please speak with your surgeon to discuss your medical history. All the best,
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December 21, 2016
Answer: Costochondritis before BA? Hi there, Thank you for your question. We would recommend waiting to have an elective procedure until you have been properly diagnosed. Costochondritis could potentially lead to various contraindications, such as infection. Please speak with your surgeon to discuss your medical history. All the best,
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Answer: Costochondritis Concerns before Breast Augmentation Costochondritis is a benign cause of pain and tenderness in your chest. Pain usually occurs in the costosternal joints, where the ribs meet the breastbone. Some causes of costochondritis include a blow to the chest, heavy lifting, hard exercise, or an illness that causes you to cough and sneeze. Costochondritis typically goes away without treatment but Tylenol or Advil can help alleviate pain symptoms. It is important to speak with your primary care physician prior to surgery about your medical concerns and discuss the findings with your plastic surgeon.
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Answer: Costochondritis Concerns before Breast Augmentation Costochondritis is a benign cause of pain and tenderness in your chest. Pain usually occurs in the costosternal joints, where the ribs meet the breastbone. Some causes of costochondritis include a blow to the chest, heavy lifting, hard exercise, or an illness that causes you to cough and sneeze. Costochondritis typically goes away without treatment but Tylenol or Advil can help alleviate pain symptoms. It is important to speak with your primary care physician prior to surgery about your medical concerns and discuss the findings with your plastic surgeon.
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