Tnbc
TNBC_32
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Hi I'm new here 😔 I'm 32 and was diagnosed with tnbc in December 2024, after multiple scans, drs found 1 tumor in right breast, wasn't old i have lesions on my spine but clearly drs forgot about that lol, I started chemo Paclitaxel end of January 2025 and after now 2 cycles/dose I've noticed that my tumor has shrunk after fair bit, but I'm still scared, I had treatment yesterday and my collarbone on right side is swollen and very sore. I'm so scared 😱
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https://onlinenetwork.bcna.org.au/group/30-triple-negative-breast-cancer-tnbc
Hi! There's a lot to take in as you navigate your diagnosis and treatment.
The link above is a group within this forum for TNBC
Best wishes
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Thank you ive applied 😊1
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Hugs! Wishing you all the best with your treatment. I raise all my worries with my treating team (usually oncologist or gp) to get checked out just in case. Often there can be many reasons for soreness or swelling, but I have been getting it checked out each time for peace of mind. Recently I felt a tender lump under my arm but it went away by itself and ultrasound has confirmed there is no lump there. If it was cancer, though very scary, I would want to know asap so that action can be taken. Wishing you the best at this stressful time1
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I went to the er they found a blood clot in my collarboneBeginner said:Hugs! Wishing you all the best with your treatment. I raise all my worries with my treating team (usually oncologist or gp) to get checked out just in case. Often there can be many reasons for soreness or swelling, but I have been getting it checked out each time for peace of mind. Recently I felt a tender lump under my arm but it went away by itself and ultrasound has confirmed there is no lump there. If it was cancer, though very scary, I would want to know asap so that action can be taken. Wishing you the best at this stressful time3 -
Oh gosh, that must have been a shock! Hope you are going ok and are recovering2
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It was very good of you to seek treatment so quickly! Good on you for trusting your instincts1
