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Re: Head and Neck cancer, 4 weeks after

by in Treatments and side effects
June 2019
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June 2019
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I can relate. Youre doing a great job...yes its ouch. I had 5 weeks radio on right side after masectomy...and skin went raw ..open wound in the last week.. Mepitel gauze..heaps of solugel..applied constantly..then covered with stretchy bandages.. That was early April...its completely healed now. Yours will too..Good luck and keep strong 🙂    ... View more

Re: Breast reconstruction

by in Living with and beyond cancer
January 2019
January 2019
Hi @Lor,   Thanks for joining this Online Community.  There are some resources you might find helpful: Cancer Council's Understanding Breast Cancer Breast Cancer Network Australia You may also find the website Reclaim Your Curves helpful for information about breast reconstruction after surgery.  Please feel free to call the Cancer Council 131120 Information and Support line to discuss your questions with one of our friendly health professionals Monday-friday 9am-5pm.   Kind regards, Margaret Online Community admin team ... View more
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