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Developed a Seroma after surgery that didn’t go away on its own?

Breast Cancer | Last Active: Jan 8 7:43am | Replies (19)
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@mossa

I had a seroma just below my mastectomy incision line. My surgeon aspirated it (liquid) at the same time I was having another procedure. In a totally unrelated abdominal hernia surgery I had a large seroma that the surgeon took care of in the office. My seromas were liquid, like a soft bubble.

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mchler73 | @mchler73 | Sep 15, 2023

Thank you for your response!
I hope my surgeon can drain my smaller one.
Once yours was drained, did you feel much better? Did it relieve the swelling and pressure? The one near my nose incision is painful.

I do have to get more tissue taken out of my breast to get clear margins, so I believe the large one can be taken care of at that time.

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