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PostPosted: 06/07/07 - 19:53    Post subject: tingley itchey breast a day out of a mini breast reduction a Vote now! Reply with quote
The day after surgery I began to have these tingling sensations and itching on my breast.What can I do to make this stop? I have taken attarax for theitching it does not help, neither does ice packs. also how long should this continue?
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