MarionC
10 years agoMember
LCIS questions
After the pathology report of my breast tissue, they said I had a small ILC tumour and I had LCIS right through my breast. Just wondering if anyone else has been through this?
After the pathology report of my breast tissue, they said I had a small ILC tumour and I had LCIS right through my breast. Just wondering if anyone else has been through this?
My surgeon was very thorough prior to my mastectomy, and I had another mammogram and ultrasound of my good breast, to ensure that I didn't need to have a double mastectomy. I also had all the body and bone scans to check that there were no secondary cancers. I felt comfortable to get on with the job when I had my initial surgery. I also had a discussion with the breast surgeon about the treatment team and we had a plan in place for follow up chemo and rads. This made it easier for me to get on with treatment. Hope this helps, all the very warmest of wishes to you and your family xxx
Thanks Trace, sounds like the same thing happened to me. Did they give you any confidence on whether they could detect if the remaining breast has LCIS in it or not?
Hi Marion, my lobular cancer had seeded right through my right breast prior to my mastectomy. When the breast surgeon showed me the report, I was speechless. It just creeps up on you before you realise it. Hoping that your treatments and recovery goes smoothly for you, Trace ??????
Thought I would help you out JD.. Marion try this - click here.
Not sure why the whole Lonk is not working - might be worthwhole.if you just copy the whole thing and past in the browser instead of clicking on it
https://www.bcna.org.au/online-network/posts?from=&;topics=&query=Lcis
Hi Marion
While.I cannot help you with personal.experience I did a quick search of the historical.posts and there are.some.older.oned.on LCIS so.hopong they can help and you may be able.to.message those members maybe and see if they can help...
https://www.bcna.org.au/online-network/posts?from=&;topics=&query=Lcis
Jel.