Newly diagnosed
Hi, A couple of months ago I found a lump in my breast, a core biopsy showed it was cancer. I had a lumpectomy but there was no cancer detected. Ten days later I had a re-incision, but once again noth...
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Hi @Teabaglady,
I haven’t heard of that happening- it’s all very strange.To be able to feel a lump yourself,means it was more than just a speck.Did the radiology dr take a few core samples?Did they use wires or inject dye to locate the lump prior surgery?I guess it’s possible that all the core injections could have removed it. I’d be wondering if the core sample pathology was wrong or if the surgeon dug in the wrong spot.
I would think an ultrasound would give you some answers. But the waiting is awful- stay busy. xx
I haven’t heard of that happening- it’s all very strange.To be able to feel a lump yourself,means it was more than just a speck.Did the radiology dr take a few core samples?Did they use wires or inject dye to locate the lump prior surgery?I guess it’s possible that all the core injections could have removed it. I’d be wondering if the core sample pathology was wrong or if the surgeon dug in the wrong spot.
I would think an ultrasound would give you some answers. But the waiting is awful- stay busy. xx