Sensitivity in the chest area, especially after breast cancer treatment, is quite common. This can be due to nerve regeneration and healing post-surgery. It's normal to experience heightened sensitivity, itchiness, or even numbness as your body heals. For many, these sensations diminish over time, but for some, they may Show Full Answer

Sensitivity in the chest area, especially after breast cancer treatment, is quite common. This can be due to nerve regeneration and healing post-surgery. It's normal to experience heightened sensitivity, itchiness, or even numbness as your body heals. For many, these sensations diminish over time, but for some, they may persist.

If the sensitivity is causing significant discomfort or doesn't seem to improve, it's important to discuss this with your doctor. They might offer treatments or suggest methods to manage this sensitivity effectively. Remember, every individual's healing process is unique.

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