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Experiencing a burning sensation under your armpit after breast cancer treatment is not uncommon. This can occur due to nerve damage from surgery or radiation. Some MyBCTeam members have reported similar sensations, including burning, numbness, or twinges in the breast or armpit area. If this sensation is bothersome or Show Full Answer

Experiencing a burning sensation under your armpit after breast cancer treatment is not uncommon. This can occur due to nerve damage from surgery or radiation. Some MyBCTeam members have reported similar sensations, including burning, numbness, or twinges in the breast or armpit area. If this sensation is bothersome or persistent, it's important to discuss it with your oncologist or breast surgeon for personalized medical advice.

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