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Recurrence anyone after 3 months of finishing radiation?
I'm repeating myself but worried of return. My results 10.7 er positive 8.8 pr positive 10.5 her 2 negative these are oncoytype results scoring me a low score no need for chemo. Dcis removed and 8...
@Pommy8 ... try not to get ahead of yourself (difficult tho it is, I know.)
Have faith in your team - and know that you will be seen regularly by your Medical Onc, Radiation Onc and Surgeon (at least once a year for each - usually spread out every 3-4 months so you see SOMEONE, frequently, where you can raise ANY issues you may be having.)
Technically as your surgery was in April, normally you will have had all the scans/US etc then ... so don't be surprised (or afraid) if they say that you've already had them now. ....
Your results so far indicate there is nothing to worry about - and all going well, the biopsy should confirm that ....
We all have stabbing pains, twinges & aches 'now & then' for a year or more following surgery & even random ones after that ... Keep a diary of when & for how long, so you can show your Oncs/surgeon - and they can use that to determine any future tests/scans (other than the expected yearly ones.)
take care, keep busy doing things you love, maybe even try new hobbies, which will get you out & about, meeting new friends too xx .....
Have faith in your team - and know that you will be seen regularly by your Medical Onc, Radiation Onc and Surgeon (at least once a year for each - usually spread out every 3-4 months so you see SOMEONE, frequently, where you can raise ANY issues you may be having.)
Technically as your surgery was in April, normally you will have had all the scans/US etc then ... so don't be surprised (or afraid) if they say that you've already had them now. ....
Your results so far indicate there is nothing to worry about - and all going well, the biopsy should confirm that ....
We all have stabbing pains, twinges & aches 'now & then' for a year or more following surgery & even random ones after that ... Keep a diary of when & for how long, so you can show your Oncs/surgeon - and they can use that to determine any future tests/scans (other than the expected yearly ones.)
take care, keep busy doing things you love, maybe even try new hobbies, which will get you out & about, meeting new friends too xx .....