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What can i do for this pain in the breast six months after radiation?
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Breast radiation?: If it was radiation to the breast itself, then adhesions can occur where the inside breast tissue sticks to other tissue causing pain and reduced breast mobility. Usually, this is relieved by breast massage to break up the adhesive areas, manually Check with your radiation oncologist if this is the case for a "2nd opinion"
Answered 7/6/2014
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