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What Care Needs To Be Taken After Removal Of Fluid From Breast?

just had surgery to remove fluid from breast area after mastectomy. Have had drain and compression in situ since the 12 March. It seems to have worked but is very itchy. is this normal. I am due o return next week for drain removal. fluid drainage has be barely nothing since Friday gone and 50 ml from surgery to friday. help
Fri, 16 May 2014
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I really appreciate your concern, looking to the history given here if this is postoperative even you have asked then your surgeon must have taken all the necessary precaution for this and no need to worry about this, only matter is secondary infection and this need to be taken into consideration, otherwise no need to worry about this, hope this information helps you have a nice day.
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What Care Needs To Be Taken After Removal Of Fluid From Breast?

HI Thank for asking to HCM I really appreciate your concern, looking to the history given here if this is postoperative even you have asked then your surgeon must have taken all the necessary precaution for this and no need to worry about this, only matter is secondary infection and this need to be taken into consideration, otherwise no need to worry about this, hope this information helps you have a nice day.