Breast Implants - Ache After Exercise

February 4, 2010
Asked By:Jane25 in UK

Hi I had sub muscular silicone breast implants 2 years ago. I have recently been experiencing some aching on my left side.I have been doing some pectoral exercises in the gym using weights. Could this be a pulled/torn muscle? The shape hasnt changed and there is no skin coloration. They have been great from day 1.

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