Any women in their early 30s with breast lumps? - breast cancer tech decks
I am 32 and have a 3 1 / 2 years old son, the mother's milk for almost a year before my milk dried. When I was about 18 months, I found a small piece (less than 1 cm) in my left breast on the side. I went to my doctor he was and said she felt moved and shallow, but I have a mammogram and an ultrasound examination. Mammography and ultrasound were negative - the ultrasound technology is tried for 30 minutes to find the edges of the dough "," I felt, but finally said he could not find anything. He advised me not to worry, but go ahead and hire a surgeon, a biopsy of the breast, my doctor agreed. I called the breast surgeon and was told that because I have a IUD, and (then), less than 2 years after the birth, she was almost sure that my bREAST undergo fibrous changes during pregnancy, and there was no need for a biopsy. I cyclic pain and tenderness that is worse (in the chest and focuses around the mass) per month.
I have no family history of breast cancer, but I have polycystic ovaries, and I have fibrocystic breasts. The mass has not changed anything since I had the mammogram and ultrasound of the breast, but feels different, it is difficult to describe. There is a deep pain in my chest on the other side.
Has anyone been through this? I have another slide mammography and ultrasound and a biopsy? My doctor is willing to grant the dismissal, but said that my insurance will not pay for the month of May, so I am still under 35 and notThere was no change in the size of the tumor in my symptoms.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Breast Cancer Tech Decks Any Women In Their Early 30s With Breast Lumps?
2 comments:
Not sure if you've changed or grown, which can be determined by the image. A surgeon is not necessary for a breast biopsy in general radiologists. Yes, it should push for another mammogram and ultrasound. If your doctor said he had a biopsy, so that they have been seen to be done, and this recommendation comes from the radiologist. Make sure you have your tests with the new compare and passed. That helps a lot faster and more accurate diagnosis.
I advocate a biopsy is the only sure way to know whether a tumor is cancer or not. I had a lump in the breast (I'm 36) and a breast specialist told me he thought it was cancer, but he saw how she was worried, I had a mammogram, ultrasound and biopsy. The diagnosis came back as fibrocystic breast disease. I believe there is no way to ensure that no tissue samples are benign or malignant is.
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