I had a groin SLNB, which was negative, back in October with a good recovery. Most numbness is gone with minimal to no swelling. The problem is I occasionally get a pinching burning pain throughout the day. Is this tyical?
I also had a groin SLNB in November and get the same feeling once in a while, it is not as frequent as before but every once in a while if I am sitting for a while or in certain positions it will happen.
I also had a groin SLNB in November and get the same feeling once in a while, it is not as frequent as before but every once in a while if I am sitting for a while or in certain positions it will happen.
Thanks for the reply! Glad to know that this may be just the healing process. The actual pinching is about 6 inches from my scar, but still where there is some swelling, and really hurts when it happens!
Thanks for the reply! Glad to know that this may be just the healing process. The actual pinching is about 6 inches from my scar, but still where there is some swelling, and really hurts when it happens!
I had fuid build up under the incision and the pinching feeling was worse when that was there, just a couple of weeks ago I noticed the fluid build up is finally gone! Healing definitely takes some time.
I had fuid build up under the incision and the pinching feeling was worse when that was there, just a couple of weeks ago I noticed the fluid build up is finally gone! Healing definitely takes some time.
I had fuid build up under the incision and the pinching feeling was worse when that was there, just a couple of weeks ago I noticed the fluid build up is finally gone! Healing definitely takes some time.
Thanks for the reply! Glad to know that this may be just the healing process. The actual pinching is about 6 inches from my scar, but still where there is some swelling, and really hurts when it happens!
I also had a groin SLNB in November and get the same feeling once in a while, it is not as frequent as before but every once in a while if I am sitting for a while or in certain positions it will happen.
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