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And I have tried Advil andAAS said:Okay so I have been cancer
Okay so I have been cancer free for over two years and I have had my port out for over a year and I still have pain where it was which is sometimes unbearable and I play softball in school and most of the time it just makes it feel worse. Is there some kind of treatment out there that would stop this when I do any kind of activity
And I have tried Advil and those others like that and it hasn't done anything for it
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New port 5 days ago.Fayard said:Cindy
Make sure that when you treatment the nurse does not use but paper tape to hold the needle in your port. I also developed an allergy to the regular tape, including the clear one, to the point that one time it almost bursts the wound.
I hope the pain goes away soon.I called the emergecy Drs. at my hospital and told them about the reaction I was having to the glue of the transparent tape. I took it off like they told me and my put my own gauze/paper tape. I know I am allergic to the glue of the bandaids in my chest. I am glad to see that someone had the same problem. Hope your cancer has been cured.
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