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Is it ok to get the covid booster before breast surgery? had it 10 days before lumpectomy surgery?
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It is okay, the surgery will not interfere with your immune response and the vaccination will not interfere with the surgery. Wish you good health!
Answered 11/8/2022
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I had functional rhinoplasty AND reconstructive labiaplasty on Mon 26th. I'm VERY congested nasally, coughing bloody phlegm & I feel it in my chest. Can't taste or smell. My covid-19 test 2 days B4 surgery was negative. Could I possibly have covid?
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I had a lumpectomy on my right breast 10 days ago. Now it is all red and I have pain on the other side. Is this normal?
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