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Breast Cancer. Pain In Arms And Finger Tips, Heaviness. What Is Wrong?

my mother is in remission after operation, radiotherapy and chemotherapy for breast cancer 2yrs ago. Now complaining of pain in same breast, travelling through arm to finger tips , heaviness on the same side of the body, a markedly narrowed/ sunken eye, again on the same side. A scan shows nothing wrong with the eye. Any ideas?
Mon, 11 Feb 2013
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Oncologist, Radiation 's  Response
Hi,
Nature of pain mostly suggest neuropathic pain. There is a chance of nerve compression due to any pathology. detailed clinical examination needed. During operation some sort of nerve injury is also possible causing similar symptopms. Her blood sugar testing to be done. If problem will persist MRI scan will be ideal investigation. Consult your oncologist. Take care.
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Breast Cancer. Pain In Arms And Finger Tips, Heaviness. What Is Wrong?

Hi, Nature of pain mostly suggest neuropathic pain. There is a chance of nerve compression due to any pathology. detailed clinical examination needed. During operation some sort of nerve injury is also possible causing similar symptopms. Her blood sugar testing to be done. If problem will persist MRI scan will be ideal investigation. Consult your oncologist. Take care.