Why do we Google?

KateL
KateL Member Posts: 1
edited January 2014 in General discussion

Hi, I am Kate, I am 32 and have been having bloody discharge from my R nipple for over 12 months. First ultrasound showed nothing but after consistant discharge I went back to my breast Dr.

Another ultra-sound and two Mammograms (in the same day) and I have no conclusive answers. This happened today!!!

The radiographer told me I have no major cancers in my breasts and the Dr at the radiology office said he would writer the report and let my specialist explain it to me.

I am confused, scared and took to google after hearing them talk about calcification and seeing white dots on my films.

So basically, I dont have a diagnosis of BC, and according to google (yes, I know, why do we do it) it is a 50/50 shot.

Has anyone had anyting similar happen that can shed some light on things for me.

I have an appt with my specialist on Monday..

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  • Lorraine
    Lorraine Member Posts: 51 ✭
    edited March 2015

    I am so sorry you are confused and scared,  I do understand thet you will need to discuss results with your doctor and until then I suspect that the reassurances from the  the radiographer and radiolofist will do little to alay your fears.

    When I was around your age i had a similar experience of bloody discharge from a nipple.  I was very scared as I have a family history of breast cancer . I lost my mother  and grandmother to this disease.  Like you I was very scared and was sceduled to have a biopsy.  I waited some days for the pathology result.  Fortunately the results were good and I did not have Bc.  That was some 30 years ago.  However I still remember the rollercoaster of emotions I travelled at that time.  

    I was diagnosed with BC in October of 2000 and had a Mastectomy and chemo.  I am now well.

    I have no wish to deny your feelings but want  to suggest that you take one day at a time and try to distract yourself with activities that make you feel good until you see you doctor.  

    Good luck on Monday.  Be kind to yourself.

    Love

    Lorraine

     

  • TonyaM
    TonyaM Member Posts: 2,836 ✭
    edited March 2015

    Sorry to hear you have this worry.You are young and your breasts maybe dense and hard to read on a mammogram?Hopefully,your specialist will offer you a good explanation next Monday.But if you are not convinced then perhaps ask him if an MRI would be more helpful.     Tonya xx

  • mona63
    mona63 Member Posts: 237
    edited March 2015

    ive had a bit of a similiar expereince where i thought there were 4 cancers--from trying to read the report but with breast surgeon --only one needing removal and cancer; so it can be reassuring to gothrough results with specialist

    best wishes

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