Okay what is the recommended recovery time for restorative fromhaving a total masectomy?

I know this seems strange but i have a fellow soldier who be injured in iraq 3 months ago. they left surrounded by a peice of metal by accident and it cause his breast to get infected. just now they gave him a full masectomy (it have grown almost to a "b" cup. the kept his lymph nodes in a short time ago removed the breast tissue. he has a 6 inch incision on his chest i be thinking that if it was a womanly they would probably wait resembling 6 months to try to send her fund to iraq because of having to wear the body armor vest and wearing a rear pack. now i know the manly breast is nothing resembling the female breast however i would point htat the recovery time would be the more or less the same (not referring to psycological factor either which are demonstrably more of a concern with a female) essentially what i am saying is how long after a masectomy does one have a feeling physically possible to do things.
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I understand you are asking this for a mannish not a female?

The put somebody through the mill of healing after any crucial surgery depends very much on the being's own physical condition. Some people can sit out pains better than others, some are more sensitive, some are slow healers some heal quick. I estimate you can always impart an average healing extent but then associates who do not fit into this time span, feel unsatisfactory.
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