I had 470cc each side and it still hard to take deep breaths. I'm 3days post op. When will breathing be back to normal and heaviness/pain be completely gone?
December 20, 2018
Answer: When will breathing get easier after breast augmentation? 3 days post-op. Thank you for sharing your excellent question and I am sorry to hear of your breathing difficulties. You should be experiencing a gradual improvement in both of these symptoms as your breast tissues stretch and the swelling from surgery resolves. If you are not seeing an improvement, you need to speak with your surgeon and have an in-person evaluation performed. Hope this helps.
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December 20, 2018
Answer: When will breathing get easier after breast augmentation? 3 days post-op. Thank you for sharing your excellent question and I am sorry to hear of your breathing difficulties. You should be experiencing a gradual improvement in both of these symptoms as your breast tissues stretch and the swelling from surgery resolves. If you are not seeing an improvement, you need to speak with your surgeon and have an in-person evaluation performed. Hope this helps.
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December 7, 2016
Answer: Shortness of breath after augmentation While it is not uncommon to have some feeling of heaviness on the chest and difficulty with deep inspiration after breast augmentation, if you notice significant changes in your breathing, you should contact your surgeon immediately, to make sure that there is no other issue that has developed. Best wishes.
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December 7, 2016
Answer: Shortness of breath after augmentation While it is not uncommon to have some feeling of heaviness on the chest and difficulty with deep inspiration after breast augmentation, if you notice significant changes in your breathing, you should contact your surgeon immediately, to make sure that there is no other issue that has developed. Best wishes.
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December 7, 2016
Answer: Breathing The tightness across your chest causing difficultly with breathing improves day by day. Usually at the end of the first or second week you will find that you can breath normally. If problems persist you must see your surgeon for a review.
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December 7, 2016
Answer: Breathing The tightness across your chest causing difficultly with breathing improves day by day. Usually at the end of the first or second week you will find that you can breath normally. If problems persist you must see your surgeon for a review.
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