@anjalima
Hello,
I can’t get in for my MRI until August 30th. I’m nervous that since the ultrasound couldn’t see the palpable lump, what if the MRI shows nothing, as well, and they say it’s fine, even though we can clearly feel it.
It scares me because the only reason they found my rare invasive cancer was because I felt a lump. The initial needle biopsy came back as ADH, so they said I should have it removed. It ended up being “grade 2, extensive” DCIS and during the lumpectomy, the surgeon noticed an area that “looked strange” so she removed that also and that was what came back as the rare cancer. It hadn’t been seen on mammo or ultrasound.
I am hoping the MRI can tell 100% that it’s scar tissue or something benign but what if that doesn’t happen? What should I ask my next steps to be so that I feel confident nothing further is needed?