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Aliesha
1 year agoMember
Newly diagnosed
I'm 39 from Hervey Bay QLD I have just been diagnosed with Invasive Breast Cancer HER2 positive and ER positive. Looks like I've caught it early. My first appointment with surgeons is in 2 weeks. I ha...
Suki
1 year agoMember
@Aliesha - that is great news.
If you don't need chemo, you may be able to get the Herceptin as a subcutaneous injection, which takes much less time than IV. They just stick it in your thigh and slowly inject it over a few minutes.
If you don't need chemo, you may be able to get the Herceptin as a subcutaneous injection, which takes much less time than IV. They just stick it in your thigh and slowly inject it over a few minutes.