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Re: Metal staples in breast
Thank you for replies and words of wisdom It was a bit disconcerting to find out 5 years after the event Regards Stork95Views
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Thank you for your replies they were very helpful When I had my back surgery my surgeon told me I was going to have metal implants in my spine I find is to be perplexing finding out 5 years after my breast surgery to have metal implants Regards Stork62Views
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Metal staples in breast
In June 2017 I was diagnosed with right side breast cancer at the time I had a lumpectomy and 15 doses of radiation for the past 5 years I have a mammogram and a ultrasound done I was told everything was fine and no problem Yesterday I went to the clinic to have the two tests done when I was having my mammogram the technician told me I had 4 metal staples in my breast 3 in a row 1 below further down in the breast I had no idea they were there I saw the images I have had MRIS done at the time I was asked if I had metal on my body I said no fortunately ,no damage done I will be seeing my GP next week I will be asking questions Any advice or feedback Regards Stork378Views
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I have read the ACNC website which states Any advocacy or campaigning charities conduct MUST NOT have a purpose to promote or oppose a political party or candidate for political office All charities and CEOs Should be apolitical The Guide Dogs has had repercussions some donations cancelled and their board is doing a internal investigation into the CEO Stork19Views
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