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RAD50 c.1245+2C>G mutation

Breast Cancer | Last Active: Dec 8, 2023 | Replies (21)
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@kmuir

I was referred to a genetic counselor and she recommended testing. Following getting results back i met with the geneticist who was able to provide me with the risk numbers. The RAD50 mutation is not as well known about as the BRCA mutations so there is not as much info out there. I also tried to research it but was unable to find much. Im from western part of ND and opted to go to Sanford Roger Maris Cancer Center in Fargo, ND. I going through reconstruction now and have been very satisfied with my overall care there. Let me know if you need anymore info.

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cravenrad50 | @cravenrad50 | Oct 4, 2023

Hi, I was wondering if you only tested positive for the RAD50 mutation and negative for everything else? I only have the RAD50 mutation and the geneticist told me it wasn't considered high risk asthere isn't much information on that particular mutation. My mother had Ovarian cancer and 2 of my mother's sister have had breast cancer. Just wonder what my options are other than increased screening as I also have extremely dense tissue.

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