Anyone diagnosed with Phyllodes tumor?
Looking to start a discussion for anyone that has been diagnosed with Phyllodes tumor in breast or prostate.
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Looking to start a discussion for anyone that has been diagnosed with Phyllodes tumor in breast or prostate.
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Cancer Support Group.
Hi @anitaditto1006, welcome. I moved your post to this existing discussion about phyllodes tumors.
Read more here:
- Anyone diagnosed with Phyllodes tumor?https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/phyllodes/
I did this so you can read previous posts and connect with fellow members like @johnsoncs1 @knutter1 @cheddar @sarapusc @michelle0509 @malyah @ash2021 @lislordav @yellowdoggirl1 @danielleruddy @ssinkey @marvinjjc @mariewurch and others who also have experience with this type of tumor.
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3 ReactionsYes, My first was 2020 and was removed by Lumpectomy came back as Borderline. My second reoccurrence was in the 2022 and was malignant- did a double mastectomy with .7 margins, no treatment needed. I had my 3rd occurrence in January, had a lumpectomy in February, malignant, currently doing radiation and will do chemo next month. Good news it has not metastasized. Currently being treated at U of M. My situation is a rare case most do not return.
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3 ReactionsThey are definitely hard to diagnose, especially the one on the outside. I had 4 doctors visually look at it before I got a biopsy on it. My margins have been borderline on the past two surgeries. I have consulted with a doctor and I am scheduled with a plastic surgeon so I can do mastectomy and reconstructive surgery all at once.
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Yes. I had a large phyllodes tumor removed three years ago, and may have a recurrence. Hoping for the best, but scared.
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Hoping for the best for you! Doing the same for my daughter who, a bit over 2 years in is ok.
Changes to the Affordable Care Act have been a big worry for everyone. And more worry is NOT what any of us needs!
Good luck, thinking good thoughts for you!
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1 ReactionHello all! I’m a 53 year old female and a 2.5 cm phyllode tumor (left breast) was found early April 2026. My previous mammogram in July 2025 did not show this tumor. I had a biopsy completed and was told it to be benign. I am scheduled for a surgical consultation in June 2026. I’m feeling anxious and hoping it hasn’t grown more since April. Thank you all for sharing your experiences. My mother was diagnosed with breast cancer in her late 60’s and remains in remission for the past 8 years. She did a genetic testing and it came back negative. I have a 25 year old daughter and I wonder if this is genetic. Should I get a genetic test? Is my daughter likely to have a phyllode tumor developed? Thank you.