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Anyone who's had a breast reduction...?
I had my breast reduction two weeks ago and I am thrilled! However, I am curious - how long did it take for that "my boob is asleep" feeling to go away? They say that all of my feeling will come back, and some has already, but I just wonder about the length of time. How long was it for you? I appreciate any experienced comments! Thanks!
A few days after I posted this, all of the feeling just came back instantly! Very bizarre! So I'm pretty much back to normal. Now my incisions just itch like hellfire! Any suggestions on that?
6 Answers
- 2 decades agoFavorite Answer
I think mine took 5-6 months, but when they wake up you'll know it!! I was at the races on a nippy (pardon the pun) night, it was almost painful when the feeling came back. They stayed cold for awhile. I had 2.5# taken off and I'm 5'1". Very glad I had it done, I wish I had done it in high school.
- bozobabeLv 42 decades ago
my best friend had one and she said her Doc said it could take up to 3 months for all the feeling to come back. The nerves just need time to grow back after some were severed by the surgery. Good luck, she loves hers.
- 2 decades ago
as with any surgery the only kind of numb feeling you should have is where the incision or scars are.
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- Anonymous2 decades ago
It was three or four weeks for me, I think.
- Anonymous2 decades ago
try using coco butter that might stop the itching....
