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- UnicornkissesMemberMy pathology had to do extra testing to identify whether I was HER -ve or +ve.
The first test came back equivocal ( I think that means half way between)
They use staining also to check whether ER and PR +ve.
Sounds like they might just be making sure about the specifics. - SoldierCrabMemberhi @Claudia21
It is hard waiting I know at the beginning, but they are being thorough and that is good.
Do you have a local breast care nurse yet https//www.mcgrathfoundation.com.au/OurMission/OurNurses/FindANurse.aspx
Do you have the My Journey Kit? https//www.bcna.org.au/resources/
Once you get results it can feel like things are moving fast... So try to relax and know they are checking it carefully to get the right information for your team and yourself.
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SoldierCrab - Tracey_BCNAMemberHi @Claudia21
I am one of the nurses at BCNA. Sometimes they do further tests it doesn't necessarily mean something has changed but you will need to wait for results from your doctor to get the answer to your question. That doesn't make waiting any easier, hopefully they will have some results for you soon. If you would like to speak to us on the Helpline we can be contacted on 1800 500 258