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Swollen and painfull breasts after partial hystorectomy, is it normal?
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Partial hysterectomy: I assume partial hysterectomy was the removal of the uterus with the cervix left. If that's the case, the removal of the uterine body itself would not cause the swelling of your breasts. Possibly the medications used during the surgeries could do it. If by chance, your ovaries were removed, then a drastic hormonal turn over occurred and that may have played a role.
Answered 1/4/2015
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