My worry while I'm waiting to see the BS

CarolinaAmy
CarolinaAmy Member Posts: 281
edited August 2015 in Just Diagnosed

I kept trying to convince myself it's psychosomatic because of the diagnosis, but my left breast has had an ache/stabbing pain since the core biopsy. I FINALLY see a surgeon on Monday after 2.5 weeks of waiting, but meanwhile, I have these visions in my head that somehow the biopsy shook things up--that the minor trauma to the tumor released cells to travel elsewhere or otherwise got the area inflamed or worsened.


This is completely baseless, right? (Please tell me 'right'.)

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  • Ridley
    Ridley Member Posts: 634
    edited August 2015

    Once I had a diagnosis, my entire body seemed to conjure up odd symptoms. I'm two years out and none of them amounted to anything, so I chaulked them up being overwhelmed/anxiety. I hope yours disappear soon.

  • queenmomcat
    queenmomcat Member Posts: 3,039
    edited August 2015

    Right.

    Possibly a physical reaction to the biopsy itself? (nothing to do with the cancer, but rather with the fact that someone snipped a bit out of your breast) i had twinges in mine after the biopsy too.

  • maxdog
    maxdog Member Posts: 147
    edited August 2015

    I was surprised at how long my breast hurt after biopsy...easily 4 weeks.

  • ksusan
    ksusan Member Posts: 4,505
    edited August 2015

    Both my biopsies hurt for a long time.

  • CAMommy
    CAMommy Member Posts: 437
    edited August 2015

    My biopsy hurt for awhile, deep pain. I think it's probably that

  • cajunqueen15
    cajunqueen15 Member Posts: 794
    edited August 2015

    Yes! I was wondering today about the psychosomatic effect. After my MRI revealed some suspicious lymph node findings on the side diagnosed with DCIS, I swear that area has been sore. I'm fairly certain that even if hidden IDC has invaded some nodes, I wouldn't actually feel it, but I think all this waiting and all the unknown and unanswered questions is really messing with my head. :(

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