It comes and goes. Mostly when laying on side.
Answer: Muscle spasm? Assuming that the fluttering you are feeling isn't in your heart, in which case see your primary physician immediately, then I would guess that it is due to muscle spasms. I would suggest that you schedule an appointment with your surgeon just to err on the side of caution. Best, Dr. Nazarian
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Answer: Muscle spasm? Assuming that the fluttering you are feeling isn't in your heart, in which case see your primary physician immediately, then I would guess that it is due to muscle spasms. I would suggest that you schedule an appointment with your surgeon just to err on the side of caution. Best, Dr. Nazarian
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December 6, 2015
Answer: I had silicone implants a year ago. What's causing the fluttering that I keep feeling? Hard to know what you are experiencing; most of the time when my patients tell me that they experience "fluttering" they are most likely having a muscle spasm. Your plastic surgeon will be your best resource when it comes an accurate assessment and advice. Best wishes.
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December 6, 2015
Answer: I had silicone implants a year ago. What's causing the fluttering that I keep feeling? Hard to know what you are experiencing; most of the time when my patients tell me that they experience "fluttering" they are most likely having a muscle spasm. Your plastic surgeon will be your best resource when it comes an accurate assessment and advice. Best wishes.
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December 6, 2015
Answer: Fluttering and breast implants? Not sure the fluttering has anything to do with your implants. Best to promptly see your primary care physician who can do a thorough physical exam and labs/imaging that may help ascertain why you feel the fluttering.
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December 6, 2015
Answer: Fluttering and breast implants? Not sure the fluttering has anything to do with your implants. Best to promptly see your primary care physician who can do a thorough physical exam and labs/imaging that may help ascertain why you feel the fluttering.
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December 6, 2015
Answer: It is common to feel sensations of movement involving breast implants after augmentation If the fluttering sensation comes along with a sensation of heart flutters, breathing changes - especially shortness of breath, dizziness, or fast pulse, you need to see your primary doctor immediately. Assuming that the "fluttering" that you are feeling is something associated with the breasts themselves and not something else, there are a couple of thoughts I have. I is not unusual for the pectorals muscles to have some movements like spasms, called fibrillations or fasciculations, especially after vigorous activity. Fibrillations are generally very fine movements within the muscle, while fasciculations are coarser movements of the muscle itself. They are generally not painful, but they can produce a sensation of movement, or "fluttering" as you describe. Things like salt depletion in the body's system, or other chemical imbalances can produce these things too, but for something like that to happen, I would expect other muscles in your body to be involved too, not just the pecs. Another thing that can happen is actual movement of the implant itself as it slides through the pocket and over any irregularities of the chest wall, such as the ribs or any imperfection in the capsule. This can cause some vibratory movements which can feel like fluttering too, and they are more likely to occur when you are changing positions or using your pecs actively. These are a couple of thoughts that I have, but the best thing I can tell you to do is pay a visit to your surgeon so that he or she can do a more detailed history and examination of the breasts to try to pinpoint exactly what is going on. Good luck.
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December 6, 2015
Answer: It is common to feel sensations of movement involving breast implants after augmentation If the fluttering sensation comes along with a sensation of heart flutters, breathing changes - especially shortness of breath, dizziness, or fast pulse, you need to see your primary doctor immediately. Assuming that the "fluttering" that you are feeling is something associated with the breasts themselves and not something else, there are a couple of thoughts I have. I is not unusual for the pectorals muscles to have some movements like spasms, called fibrillations or fasciculations, especially after vigorous activity. Fibrillations are generally very fine movements within the muscle, while fasciculations are coarser movements of the muscle itself. They are generally not painful, but they can produce a sensation of movement, or "fluttering" as you describe. Things like salt depletion in the body's system, or other chemical imbalances can produce these things too, but for something like that to happen, I would expect other muscles in your body to be involved too, not just the pecs. Another thing that can happen is actual movement of the implant itself as it slides through the pocket and over any irregularities of the chest wall, such as the ribs or any imperfection in the capsule. This can cause some vibratory movements which can feel like fluttering too, and they are more likely to occur when you are changing positions or using your pecs actively. These are a couple of thoughts that I have, but the best thing I can tell you to do is pay a visit to your surgeon so that he or she can do a more detailed history and examination of the breasts to try to pinpoint exactly what is going on. Good luck.
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