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How soon after a lumpectomy (breast cancer) can i go back to work?
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Soon: Ask your surgeon. Unless you have a very heavy strenuous job with a lot of heavy lifting, one could likely return to work in a few days after lumpectomy surgery. Depends possibly if lymph node surgery is also planned.
Answered 9/25/2019
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