Early stages of breast cancer diagnosis
Hi I had a mammogram done in September. They found something and scheduled me for another mammogram and ultrasound on October 18. Found a lump very small like a pea size. October 26th got a biopsy done. November 1st found out it was cancer. Thank to my husband and kids the same day and decided to do a lumpectomy. Scheduled my surgery to place a marker on November 16th and November 17th was my surgery. My doctor removed the lump and 3 lymph nodes. November 22nd follow up appointment to get results of my lymph nodes and talk to her about how the surgery went. Awesome news she got it all out and lymph nodes were negative. I’m taking it a day at a time. Thank you for letting me share. It was a very scary couple of months.
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Thank you for your information. I think alternative options are very helpful, in the healing process.
I have 23 rounds of radiation. My cancer tumor was in the duct area.
Just radiation right now 23 rounds. Hope is well with you. Hope that helped.
Hi I was told red light could stimulate cancer cells? I have a home unit and was advised not to use. Do you have any further info? It really helped my arthritis pain prior to my dcis diagnosis. Thanx
Jury is out! Not sure. I am assuming I don’t have anymore cancer cells and just helping with future inflammation and generating more healthy cells. My theory! God bless!
I hope you continue to do well. I have not started radiation yet nor met the Doctor so I don't know how many treatments he will want me to do. I'm still on the fence about that.
A bone marrow issue, unrelated to breast cancer. 🤓
I had stage , grade 1, negative lymph node, but had second surgery because margine is not clean. Had radiation for 5 weeks and on Letrozole for 5-7 years. Is the ( not clean margine) mean that cancer still there or it will come back?i am 66 years old
Having clean margins helps to ensure that all the cancer has been removed.
I was diagnosed at 60 and now five years later I’m doing very well with no recurrence. ♥️