Symptom Checker. 1  Upper abdominal spasm and Abdomen spasm (4 causes) 2  Upper abdominal spasm and Abdomen spasm similar to appendicitis (4 causes) 3  Upper abdominal spasm and Abdominal guarding (4 causes) 4  Upper abdominal spasm and Abdominal mass (4 causes) 5  Upper abdominal spasm and Abdominal pain (4 causes)
Getting the results of your pathology report. Just like the pathology report you received after your biopsy, you will also receive a pathology report after lumpectomy or mastectomy. The results of your pathology report will probably be ready 3 to 7 days after your surgery. This period of waiting may be one of the hardest you will face.
Post-surgical swelling typically peaks 2 to 3 days (48 to 72 hours) after your procedure. It frequently involves aspects of the mouth, cheek, eye and side of the face, on the same side as the extraction site. By day 4, the swelling that's formed should start to subside. In most cases, it fully resolves by day 7 after the procedure.