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7mm invasive ductal carcinoma

Breast Cancer | Last Active: Mar 10 9:29am | Replies (52)

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@ppat4pr

Please do not be afraid of radiation. It is not at all painful. So,e people do get tired from it, I a, told. I DID NOT get tired at all. I also had ductal Ca. One thing I do have to say is that after 20 years, I had to have a mastectomy ( same breast as ducal Ca); however, the doctors do not know at this time, if the distal Ca spread or if it was a new Ca. Also, some years after my original distal Ca, my oncologist moved and never advised me & I foolishly never sought another oncologist so it is very possible that my mastectomy could have been prevented. Sorry for the long story. I truly wish you the best.

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@ppat4pr concern about radiation came from my doctors, especially radiation on the left side that could affect the heart. MD's were also concerned about lungs, and about my lupus. Radiation is helpful and safe for some, but not others, apparently. I had mastectomies to avoid radiation and my MD's encouraged that.

Hi! @ppat4pr :

Thanks for sharing your valuable experience to guide us! I am so sorry to learn of the recurrence of your ductal Ca after 20 years - with radiation treatments:( Did you also take any hormone blockers at all back then?

Wishing you healthy and happy journey ahead!