RE: [cancercured] Re: Breast surgery and cancer

Hi Suzanna,

I understand that breast reduction surgery is far more complicated that
breast enlargement surgery. I know asymmetry does bother many women,
though.

My best to you.

ar

On Mon, 5 May 2008 10:49:43 -0700, "Melik-Israelian, Suzanna"
<aram@cslanet.calstatela.edu> said:
> That is very helpful. I just cannot stand the breast asymmetry and I
> always debated. I do not like any implants, or anything just to make it
> look symmetric as much as I can. I will definitely start taking those.
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> Suzanna
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> On Behalf Of comdyne2002
> Sent: Monday, May 05, 2008 10:30 AM
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> Subject: [cancercured] Re: Breast surgery and cancer
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> All surgery produces scaring and this is an irritation. I know of a
> few women that had it done and were very happy with the outcome. Its
> a matter of risk/reward. Your question is valid, however.
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> You may want to consider taking supplemental digestive enzymes just
> prior to and after the surgery which may reduce the formation. High
> vitamin C, L-proline, L-Lycine along with vitamin A & E will also
> help with proper collagen formation
>
> "Melik-Israelian, Suzanna" wrote:
> > I do not know if breast reduction surgery will be related to cancer
> > growth. I know it will be scarring and mechanical intervention, but
> I don't know. I am still debating. Any thoughts on that?
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