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A member asked:
I had lumpectomy friday and am a male. felt pain/burning since. seems rare for a male to have this. should i keep area wrapped up or remove bandages?
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Not that rare: Around one guy in 1000 dies of missed breast cancer. Ask your surgeon about the dressings and get sen too -- you should not be having pain after a week
Answered 7/9/2016
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