Hi Shirley I think the hard lump will take a while to go but is normal. My multicoloured bruises took about a month to fade to grey. I suspect that the throat thing is probably related to the ablation although different to how I remember it. My chesty wheeze started a month or so after my ablations in each case and lasted about two months. It was more a breathless wheeze than a productive cough but we are all different.
Hi Shirlygirly - Re the lump in your groin, I had the same after my first ablation and went to my GP and didn't believe him when he said all was ok. I felt sure a hard tube had been left inside me and a few days later went to A+E, needless to say I was also told it was ok by them too. I believe it's called a haematoma and you will find that it will gradually disappear. However if you are still concerned there would be no harm in going to your GP.
Re your cough - I've just had great success gargling with virgin coconut oil, it has antiseptic properties and can be bought from a health shop. I would melt a teaspoonful in my mouth and then gargle with it. I also drank honey and lemon in warm water. I was amazed at how it cured my sore throat and cough so quickly.
Hi shirleygirl. Try manuka honey. It has many healing properties. I too had a lump in my groin, a heamatoma, took a little while to go away. Also had the sore throat and cough. Hope you regain your health and strength very soon. Cathy
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