I was trying not to laugh but i couldnt help it and felt a sharp pain shoot through my left breast. It hurt so bad but now im not in any pain. Nervous i may have tore something
March 9, 2017
Answer: Pain in left breast after a laugh - don't be concerned. A sharp pain is common with some sudden jolt or movement of the breasts, especially early in the recovery period. This sounds nerve-related.It is unlikely that you tore something, because if you did, the pain would still be there. Please relay your concerns to your surgeon as their post-operative instructions take precedence. Hope this helps.
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March 9, 2017
Answer: Pain in left breast after a laugh - don't be concerned. A sharp pain is common with some sudden jolt or movement of the breasts, especially early in the recovery period. This sounds nerve-related.It is unlikely that you tore something, because if you did, the pain would still be there. Please relay your concerns to your surgeon as their post-operative instructions take precedence. Hope this helps.
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March 9, 2017
Answer: Pain when laughing 535cc uhp silicone gel implant 5 days post op. Thank you for sharing your question and congratulations on your breast augmentation procedure. If you have not seen any distinct change to your breast's appearance and your pain has returned to the postoperative level you had been experiencing it is unlikely that the laughing caused any issue with your augmentation results. Always best to run these issues by your surgeon as they know the full details of your procedure. Hope this helps.
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March 9, 2017
Answer: Pain when laughing 535cc uhp silicone gel implant 5 days post op. Thank you for sharing your question and congratulations on your breast augmentation procedure. If you have not seen any distinct change to your breast's appearance and your pain has returned to the postoperative level you had been experiencing it is unlikely that the laughing caused any issue with your augmentation results. Always best to run these issues by your surgeon as they know the full details of your procedure. Hope this helps.
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