Mammogram experience
in Women's Health ·
She isn't on any kind of hormone therapy
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Mammogram experience
in Women's Health ·
Hey everyone, can someone help me make sense of these mammogram results?
The glandular parenchyma is centered, though mostly concentrated in the upper outer quadrants.
There are some streaky structures and slightly increased density in those upper quadrants.
The connection between the breast base, the subcutaneous fat layer, and the
prepectoral fat tissue looks normal. In the glandular structure of the right breast, specifically in the upper outer quadrant, there's a nodular structure—some edges look sharp, while others are blurred due to overlapping tissue. In the left breast, there's a small hypodense nodule located high up near the axilla (armpit area).
Ultrasound shows:
The skin and subcutaneous tissue have normal structure and thickness. It’s a mixed-density breast type, fairly fatty on both sides. In the right breast, at the junction of the outer quadrants, there is a hypoechoic zone measuring a benign 5mm.
For context, my mom had her uterus and one ovary removed about a year and a half ago because of fibroids and a cyst. She’s feeling fine otherwise and has a good appetite, but she's dealing with this burning sensation in her breast. It isn't constant; it seems to jump around—sometimes it's near her shoulder, sometimes in her ribs, or shifting between above and below the breast.
Is there anything here we should be seriously worried about?
Thanks so much for any input.
The glandular parenchyma is centered, though mostly concentrated in the upper outer quadrants.
There are some streaky structures and slightly increased density in those upper quadrants.
The connection between the breast base, the subcutaneous fat layer, and the
prepectoral fat tissue looks normal. In the glandular structure of the right breast, specifically in the upper outer quadrant, there's a nodular structure—some edges look sharp, while others are blurred due to overlapping tissue. In the left breast, there's a small hypodense nodule located high up near the axilla (armpit area).
Ultrasound shows:
The skin and subcutaneous tissue have normal structure and thickness. It’s a mixed-density breast type, fairly fatty on both sides. In the right breast, at the junction of the outer quadrants, there is a hypoechoic zone measuring a benign 5mm.
For context, my mom had her uterus and one ovary removed about a year and a half ago because of fibroids and a cyst. She’s feeling fine otherwise and has a good appetite, but she's dealing with this burning sensation in her breast. It isn't constant; it seems to jump around—sometimes it's near her shoulder, sometimes in her ribs, or shifting between above and below the breast.
Is there anything here we should be seriously worried about?
Thanks so much for any input.
Weight Loss Journey
in Health ·
Hey, can someone who isn't losing weight be certain they don't have cancer?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
Hi there. I have two questions:
Since the worst stuff rarely hurts right away, can sudden weight loss be one of those early warning signs that a malignant tumor is developing?
Is rapid weight loss strictly linked to things like TB or cancer?
Thanks
Since the worst stuff rarely hurts right away, can sudden weight loss be one of those early warning signs that a malignant tumor is developing?
Is rapid weight loss strictly linked to things like TB or cancer?
Thanks
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Have you even looked at the case studies where this medication actually worked? Every single one is completely different.
Lung cancer, breast cancer, testicular cancer... does that sound like a universal cure to anyone else? Because to me, it kind of does.
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I want to hear your thoughts on this. Are we actually standing on the verge of a massive breakthrough?
I want to hear your thoughts on this. Are we actually standing on the verge of a massive breakthrough?