Invasive Breast Cancer: We Teach You The Essentials
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- We teach you how invasive breast cancer can threaten your life and guide you to the key information you need to know to get the best possible treatment.
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Questions for your Breast Cancer Specialists:
1. What is invasive breast cancer?
2. What type of breast cancer do I have?
3. What is the chance I will die of my breast cancer?
4. What are my receptor results?
5. May I have a copy of my pathology report?
6. Do I qualify for genetic testing?
7. What is invasive breast cancer?
Invasive breast cancer is defined by breast cells that grow abnormally fast and have developed the ability to spread beyond the breast to other parts of the body. It can take years for breast cells to slowly develop the genetic changes (mutations) to change from a normal cell to an invasive cancer cell. But once they do, some spread more rapidly and others grow very slowly and may not spread at all beyond the breast. Invasive breast cancer can threaten your life.
“Non-invasive” breast cancer are cells that also grow abnormally fast, but cannot yet spread beyond the breast to threaten someone’s life. Ductal Carcinoma In-Situ (DCIS) is an example of non-invasive breast cancer and is generally categorized under “breast cancer” by most organizations. It is covered in our “Non-invasive DCIS” lesson and is more of a “pre-cancerous” condition.
Important facts if you have an Invasive Breast Cancer:
Treatments can cure 90% of all women with breast cancer
The majority of all patients are diagnosed at an early stage
Surgery, hormonal therapy, chemotherapy, and radiation are treatment options
You have time before choosing a treatment pathway
You may qualify for genetic testing
Types of invasive breast cancer:
Infiltrating Ductal Carcinoma is the most common (70%) type of invasive breast cancer. It is called “ductal” because the cancer cells originate from the cells lining the milk ducts. There are many other factors beyond “type” of cancer that are important.
Infiltrating Lobular Carcinoma occurs in less than 20% of patients. It is called “lobular” because the cells originate from the “lobules” of the milk ducts. Lobular cancers are no worse or better than invasive ductal cancers from a survival perspective. There are some unique features of lobular cancers that can affect diagnosis and treatment. Ask you physician how an invasive lobular carcinoma is different from an invasive ductal carcinoma.
Other types: Inflammatory Breast Cancer (5%) is a very aggressive cancer. Colloid and Mucinous (3%) are considered less aggressive breast cancers and carry a lower risk to one’s health. There are other less common types of invasive breast cancer that we have not covered.
What is the chance I will die of my cancer?
Most women just diagnosed with breast cancer have no idea how much of a risk to their life their unique situation poses. Any invasive breast cancer does impart some level of risk to your life. However, this risk is usually less than you would assume.
Why are “receptors” important?
Receptors are tiny proteins on the surface of the cells that act like “light switches” that can turn on and off cancer cell growth. The Estrogen receptor (ER), Progesterone receptor (PR) and HER2 receptor results are incredibly important for you to know and understand. Take our lesson on “My Tumor Receptors” to learn the essentials.
How do you treat invasive breast cancer?
The most common first treatment for early stage invasive breast cancer is surgery, possibly followed by chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and then hormonal therapy. Breast cancer treatment is incredibly complex and there can be many different approaches to the same type of breast cancer. There are some situations that are better treated by “neoadjuvant chemotherapy” as a first treatment rather than surgery. The Breast Cancer School for Patients was created to help you to make the best treatment decisions with your breast specialists in your community.
You may qualify for genetic testing
Invasive breast cancer is known to be associated with the BRCA gene mutation. The BRCA (Breast Cancer) gene is commonly referred to as “The Breast Cancer Gene.” If someone inherits a broken version (mutation) of this gene at conception, they carry a very high lifetime risk of breast cancer and ovarian cancer. Most breast cancers are not the result of the BRCA mutation. In fact, it is estimated that the BRCA and similar genetic mutations cause only 10 to 15% of all breast cancers. It is important to ask your physicians if you meet the guidelines for genetic counseling and testing. Take our “BRCA Genetic Testing” lesson to learn more.
Newly diagnosed 2 days before Christmas. I told to come here. My cancer is called Invasive Ductal Carcinoma and am ER+ PR+ HER2+
This doctor has the most reassuring and relaxing voice.
yes
I know it’s informative but relaxing at the same time. Subtle tone of voice.
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Yes that's true and hello sandra
I just got a call from my dr saying in have a invasive breast cancer. Thank you for this video it calmed me down. I'll see me dr at 7am in the morning
🙏 GOD bless you.🌷
Good luck Anita I just got the same call today. I see my surgeon Monday. I just had surgery last Friday. Ugh.
How are y’all doing today with it? My mom just got diagnosed today 😔
Thank you for making this video. I got a call from my Dr. today, I have been diagnosed with Invasive Ductal carcinoma. I am so overwhelmed and it is good to find this kind of information.
Same po tau ganyan din po ung na diagnosed sakin
Thank you for this video Dr
I got diagnosed two days ago with the same as you, I see your comment was 6 months ago, how did you get on if you don’t mind me asking.
@@sashaboo72 so sorry to hear that, yes it’s terrifying, and right after diagnosis is the most terrifying, so I really feel for you at this moment, but it will get better for you, when all your treatment is planned out, I wish you all the best ❤️
Ohh really!! I need more information about this please...I have my spouse currently under going the 6th cycle of chemo...
Truly informative and easy to understand I'm a 5 years survivor of stage 4 breast cancer and by learning and listening to your class was able to realize that I made the best decisions for me by removing both because of my history in my family for breast cancer. Thank you for your honorable service.
Hope your well luv x
You are a warrior!!! God Bless You.
My GF was diagnosed, we are very positive!!!!
You helped me a lot to calm down. I’m at work and I can’t control my tears. The oncologist ordered the BR bloodwork, Echocardiogram and pet scan . I’m waiting for the scan to be appealed by the insurance. Thank you because I start chemo next week
Hang in there. It is a long process. Make sure to visit our entire video based Breast Cancer School for Patients to learn more about your unique situation. www.breastcancercourse.org
Dr W, Thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing these videos. You’re a very calming person in a difficult time for a lot of women. 🙏🏻🙂
Not just women
Thank you so much Dr. W. for making this video. It is very educative. You are like an angel that calm depressed people. May you be blessed!
Dr. Williams - you are AWESOME - THANK YOU for this site! SOOO HELPFUL!!
Your videos are so comprehensive and reassuring, thank you for what you do!
Dr, it's so Kind of you to do your best, dadicating your time, making sure that we, the patient, understand what's happening to our body. I learn so much from your schools than I've ever learned since 1980, my sisters and I, we've been dealing with b.ca. Your teaching is a precious gift and I am so grateful to find you on youtube. May God bless you! By the way
Thank you so much. I think this approach with videos that teach concepts paired with written content and links to other websites is a revolutionary way to teach such complex topics such as breast cancer. You are very kind and comments like yours make all the hard work worth it.
These videos are so helpful. I don't know much about cancer so it's nice to have a calming way to learn about what I have and will go through, I'm only 26 and this is so hard, thank you.
Sending light, confidence and love your way. I’m going through it also at 33 and I’m so worried and confused. But also so ready to come out on the winning side. ❤
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There are lots of scam/spam commenters on this video. Please block and ignore them. Thank you for your wonderful and informative videos.
My mother was just diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma. We are still in the midst of the Covid crisis, and are very nervous about having access to the right care plan while dealing with the Pandemic. You have put some of my fears at ease. Thank you for your calm manner and for helping get this information out in the world.
@Elena Vigilla go away.
Thanks for your video the only person so calming I can understand
Thanks for sharing this video Dr.William, it made me calm, I have invasive carcinoma breast cancer
Always love your updates then I talk with my doctors. Thank you
The absolutely best video on Breast Cancer. So much great information and questions to take back to my surgeon. Thank you so much.
I was just diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Casanova and feel so much better after watching this video. Having surgery in a couple days.
What type of surgery? I was just diagnosed too
Stage1, grade.2, caught early 9mm. Lumpectomy right breast.
@@basket478 how are you now ,did you got chemotherapy
@@petitedoll766 no, my oncotype was 0. Did not do radiation either. I did Letrozole for9 months. Off now, see oncologist in November again. So far good. How are you?
@@basket478 I am just fine ,my mom has been diagnosed same as you ,but she had to do mascetomy ,now it is been 1 week nd she is recovering ,hoping the doctor don't prescribe her to do chemo or more ,just praying
Thanks for sharing this video. You have brightened my day. I will listen to your videos, to educate myself from my experience. Your video explains pretty much everything. 😇
You are too kind. Make sure to visit the Breast Cancer School for Patients for more information. www.breastcancercourse.org. Good luck.
Wonderful doctor. I’m lucky..I have a dr with this demeanor.
Thank you doc...so comforting in a confusing time
Wow I sure wish I had access to this info when I had a diagnosis. Thankyou
Thank you so much for making me understand
Thank you doc for the learning.
Thank you so much for this video. Not being a medical person, I didn't know what questions to ask. It's also overwhelming. I had a lumpectomy, targeted proton radiation (went very well with slight pinkness), and now trying to decide about chemo and estrogen suppressant pills. Prior to surgery, I rejected chemo and radiation - I just wanted to get it out. Now I am back to the chemo question. Hopefully with your course help I will understand my pathology report too.
Thank you kindly Dr. W. FOR MAKING these videos to help everyone understand about the different types and stages and recommendations of Breast Cancers. You are truly a God send for all of us that are fighting this evil disease.
Thank you...so informative
Very good information doctor.
He seems so kind and lovely
Thanks for the informative video
Thank you for all info! It was really useful for me! Just mention what a beautiful voice Doctor!
I am so glad it was helpful. Thank you for your kind words.
Thank you for the knowledge I wish to survive I am strong Self faith.
Thank You 🙏
Very good video and very helpful. I wish they would lower the background music though. I found it made it harder to hear the Doctor. That said it is a very good video.
Nice very informative
My mother today diagnosed with infiltrating ductal carcinoma phase 1 .
Hope she will get soon ...
What ever happened with your mom because last week my mother in-law was diagnosed with stage 2 ductal… so what ever happened with your mom????
I see my chemo doctor finally tomorrow morning!
Very useful knowledge
Sir, You're helped me lot.
Thank you so much for this service of educating the public on all aspects of breast cancer.
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I'm here because my sister has breast cancer, so type 2b. She had mastectomy and had 7 treatments of chemotherapy and radiotherapy already. Unfortunately, the funding for the clinical trial is gone and don't know when it will be available again, and so she skipped the 8th treatment (this month) and I'm guessing the rest of the supposed 18 treatments. No money in the family, so no choice but to fall back to basic: let fate do its course. I just hope it won't be that painful for her as days go by.
In ur country treatments are very expensive. U can take her to india ; Pakistan or some other countries where treatment cost is extremely low . Best of luck.
Try to come to india. National cancer institutes are run by govt.. Won't be costly comparatively
Thank you!!!!! I found out June 2 2022 I have breast cancer. Just had the tumor and lymph nodes removed. I have been reading stuff trying to decipher medicalese lol. You have helped so much!!!!
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Super well explained, and valuable information. My biopsy results came out positive for invasive ductal carcinoma grade 2. Came of from my breast clinic with plenty of doubts and questions which most ofthem had been answerd by you. Next steps , waiting to meet an oncologists, MRIS and another biopsy of lymp nodes. Il node is still very small 2cc x 1cc
I also have the same type u have going today to see the radiology my sugeon said I was cancer free no cancer in lump nodes just need radation wishing everyone prayers and I’m 79 years old 🙏🙏
Im stage 1 with brca2 positive estrogen receptor positive and I’m being offered chemotherapy before surgery
I have just been diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma in-stu and im doing research because I dont have a clue wth is going on this is all new to me !!!
Hi. I am not a Dr or anything but have been through bc before and now again. You jeed to check your report. Invasive ductal carcinoma and ductal carcinoma in situ are 2 different things. If your report lists both, that means there are 2 different tumors
I a white male age 70. I recently was diagnosed with Invasive ductal carcinoma. Your videos are very helpful. Do you have information specific to men with breast cancer? Thanks
My mother has been diagnosed of invasive carcinoma on her left side breast
We received her reports yesterday
Good luck on all of this. Make sure to visit the formal Breast Cancer School for Patients at www.breastcancercourse.org to learn more.
Hope this work
Hello, does FMLA cover this procedure
Thank you so much doc...my mom diagnos invasive ductal ca left....
Thank you Dr can you please talk about hormone therapy Letrozole I heard side effects are very bad and you lose hair does this mean a little shedding or falls out?
Do you treat tumors in liver, lymph nodes, bone the same as breast when cancer has not shown in breast for years?
dr what is ductile chemotherapy
I am 50 and was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma HER2+ ER+ PR+ 2 days before Christmas 2024. I just had my Lumpectomy last month after 10 sessions of Chemo (Paclitaxel). After the lumpectomy was done the medical staff already told my mom that I would need more chemo. Is this because they could not get it all? The surgeon also removed 3 lymph nodes and some necrotic fat tissue. I see my surgeon this Wednesday (today is Monday).
Want to share my biopsy report with you doctor and need your guidance .
I was recently diagnosed with dual invasive carcinoma stage 2 grade 3. Her2 negative and no signs of cancer in my lymph node. However, my genetic test came back at 41 percent recurrence. I was wondering if chemotherapy is the best treatment plan in this situation.
I had breast cancer 🎀♋😩😪😢😭and I hope that I am going through a lot of things that are important for me as well as my sister Dori and I hope I can get a better idea of how you can get cancer and how much you care to take a risk of the time to do something that is a great idea about get a mammogram done early and caught it at stage 1 and then I have to go through it all and see if I am going to be a part of the time to be in a good place to live is yes.
I'm so excited i cured my breast cancer with Dr Aluda herbal supplement.You can also visit his channel on CZcams #draluda he also cures HSV 1&2 and HPV.
I had Lobular. Stage 0, Stage 2 & high risk Adenocarcinoma that was assessed 2 yrs. Prior to Stage 0.
Pearl, how are you today? I hope this message finds you well.
Tqvm for this video. I've had mastectomy on my left breast, chemotherapy and hormonal treatment. Is it possible for me to get tested for BRCA gene now? I have strong family history just as you mentioned in this video.
I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma stage 3 Aug. 13th no insurance. bad marriage home life sux.I just now got help with treatment but haven't started treatment or had masecotmy. I'm scared. Should be starting in a week or two.
I wish you the best , I say we are our best advocates , we need to move and look for help !! I just found out I need a breast biopsy and I have insurance but I’m in the middle of a new job at 43 , and I just don’t know the outcome
Thanks doctor I have secondary barest cancer and I am cancer survivor and soo good now
I'm so excited i cured my breast cancer with Dr Aluda herbal supplement.You can also visit his channel on CZcams #draluda he also cures HSV 1&2 and HPV.
What about stage 3?
Daughter age 45 is in full remission from Her2pos. Her tumor was stage 4 having jumped to liver.
Finished many cycles of Taxol and has continued Herceptin and Perjecta.
Became borderline heart failure and blockers have stopped till ejection ratio gets to 55. Will then resume blockers and continue heart med.
What is typical length of time on Herceptin and Perjecta in your experience? This site is a God-send. Wish I had found it sooner. Thank you!
It is a long process. Go to the Breast Cancer School for Patients and take our specific lesson on “”Her2 positive cancer" www.breastcancercourse.org/her2-positive-cancer/ I hope it helps.
PPARS powder extract does wonders. Please try incorporate it in your medical management
helps with what concretely?
Hi !my breast is pain and my Abdominal also is paining me.
My breast cancer Dr. Got upset I sought out a 2nd opinion from Mayo Clinic, they recommend radiation, my primary breast cancer Dr. Has failed to refer me.
Hi doc, my mom was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma stage 1 with ER positive , ER positive and Her2 negative . She is 50yrs old now , my mom is hesitant to take chemotherapy , Is it okay to take hormonal therapy ? Even she has also myoma and CKD?
Thank you for informative vedio
I am 11years survivor for infiltration ductal carcinoma stage 3
Last few weeks i am facing constipation problem
Which leds me unhealthy and lethargic
Looking forward for ur advance vedio which will be helpful for me and All
are you ok known?
I just found out 30 min ago a coworker that sits next to me every day has stage 3 breast cancer and is getting
Radiation treatments at 4am in the morning. My mom died of it so this hit me like a rock dropped on my head. I wanna scream cry yell at God for allowing cancer to kill us at a young age like her. Damit this sucks so much. Damit I feel soooo sad for her now.she has young kids.
Damit !
What states are early and late
I would like to know if there is a relationship between BRCA and race? Latino women have a genetic tendency but is not BRCA related.
No body talks about progesterone positive and rest 2 negative breast cancer.
I just found out I have invasive ductal carcinoma but it's already spread to the lymph node. Im waiting on all the appointments to get rolling
I'm sorry to hear this Monica. I was recently diagnosed with IDC too like a month ago. How did you find out that yours already spread to the lymph nodes? I will have the sentinel lymph node biopsy during my lumpectomy to find out whether or not it has spread to my lymph nodes.
@@heidipalacios1965 I had a lump biopsy and they decided that they would also take a biopsy of my swollen lymph node.
@@Classyladyjazz86 how are you now did. U had chemo
I have invasive breast carcinoma with a huge ugly, stinky fungated tumors all around my breast, a double wamy, just horrifying. Had tests but doc put me on hormone pills than, when the tests came in he found out I'm not positive or negative so took me off of them and will start chemo but I also have autoimmune disease and Afib with the ticker, so I am very concerned than, that thing on my breast must come off as well, it will be a long and nasty journey, not a pleasant golden years for this 74 year old! You look young, it is a shame, this cancer B/S is getting everyone, stay blessed ~
@@angelfirelite yea I'm 36. I am in a group with 20k+ members that are women under 40 with breast cancer..it's so disheartening..
with inflammatory breast cancer where do chemo and radiation fit in?
I have stage 4 mastetic cancer spread to my organs and bones even my skull I didn't want chemotherapy but I'm fighting for life and I'll do anything started chemotherapy pills recently will do a PET scan in March to see what's going on sadly enough I started of with only breast cancer I did chemotherapy my surgeon was pregnant and going on maternity leave I wanted a double mastectomy but she was adament on a limpectom all said and done what was two spots on my breast and one only one lymph node after surgery she informed me I had 12 positive lymph nodes went on hormone therapy and she even went on to say in her words your cancer free !! I went to the oncologist every month because I have a condition where my bloods clots so I needed to go on treatment for menopausal women I had to take an injection every month for this and took pills everyday I had blood work done and CT scan MRI for various reasons the last scan was a MRI of the breast cause I felt a lump but the Dr said it's scar tissue moving forward a few months later I started getting tired more than usual and breathing was labored I thought I had Pneumonia went to the emergency room in a different hospital only to my horror to find out I had after doing a CT scan cancer in my lung which I was explained by my new oncologist after testing further I have stage 4 cancer that has metastasized to my lung ,liver,tumor in my kidney and it's also in my bones including spine ,ribs and skull I was told I had to have it for at least a year or more I very upset that my old oncologist did not pick up on it if she had I would of not been this far gone 😔
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I am 29 years old and I been diagnosed with invasive breast cancer
How is it now?
Why can’t they hormone type from the initial core biopsy?
You should get the hormone receptor types after biopsy. However, that can possibly change after surgery when they recheck the entire tumor
I don't know how serious my breast cancer because my oncologist is terrible ,ductal carcomia her2 negative stage 3,wth lymph nodes positive,also separate stage 1
My cancer clinic staff denied me Gene testing.
I have invasive breast cancer but it is also fungated and disgusting, how is that type treated?
I have just been diagnosed with IDC- Mucinous Carcinoma. Does this cancer require Chemo
Did you had chemo
Not always mostly not
What about too much fat - keeping estrogen levels high , as a risk for breast cancer? Sugar keeps the cancer growing . Cut sugar and carbs.
My 86 y/o mother was just biopsied and was told she will need surgery and radiation. Her oncology consult is on 9/4/19. Is her age a factor for a good prognosis?
@marry testy you must be kidding
Hi I am from Bangladesh. My mom’s USG report says: Irregular marginated hypoechoic area in outer and mid quadrant of right breast suggestive of neoplasm.
Right axillary multiple lymphadenopathy.
Cytology Report says : Right breast lump (FNAC) ---Duct cell Carcinoma.
Pls tell me what I should do now in this case. I will be very glad to hear from you.She has a tumor like thing at her right breast sizing about 1.9 ×0.8 cm.
How is your mom now?
I was stage 2 with no lymph nodes jnvolment but got a dr who left me go to stage 4 in 6years because she said I was to healthy looking and never gave me a scan in 6 years,only seeing me once a year. my pcp dr. found the bone cancer . Then she said she would give me a scan to see where else I had it. my lungs were full and I blame her
how are you right now?
@marry testy
Hello thanks for sharing.
I will like to be connected with the Doctor who helps you get rid of the disease.
Please my email address is celinekp@yahoo.fr
Best regards and thanks again.
Terrible doctor. Should sue them
Do you meen she left the lump in your breast
I'm 67 years old. I'm handicapped. I had 2.8 cm ductual carsanoma and 2 lymph nodes had cancer. It's been over 3 months since surgury. With alot of complications. I have triple positive, which is ER&PR&HERplus. Very invasive. Can replicate itself faster. I didn't start chemo yet. And cant get radiation because of massive hematoma from surgury that won't go away, even though was bleed out ever other day since surgury. What's the survival rate for my cancer, since I can't be as active? I use cane and walker. Does this mean I will die sooner. Also I just went for pet scan to find out where else cancer has gone. Will find out results on Tuesday Sept 4th. Please anyone reading this, Please pray for me and others going thru breast cancer. I'm terrified. Breast cancer does not run in my familey. And I'm overweight because wasn't allowed to walk for 3 years trying to get ulcers and surgurys on legs to heal.
I am praying for you Deborah! May you beat this cancer🙏. Did you start treatment? I am 61 and was just diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma my tumor is 1.8 cm. That’s all the info I have until Wednesday when I go to see the Surgeon😳
Hello Sir....Can you plz help me to learn something ? It's urgent.
what???
I've had both breasts removed, I'm in my 2nd week under my arm and sides are so sensitive it hurts, what should I do about the pain?
Sending virtual hugs ❤
It would be helpful if you could explain more about survival rates. Learning as you state here that a high percentage of women survive for five years doesn’t actually make me confident. Five years is a pretty rubbish scenario from my perspective as someone newly diagnosed with HER2 neg, PR/ER+ stage 2 Cancer. Does research not provide info beyond 5 year rates of survival? I reckon I’m going to spend like there’s no tomorrow if nobody can say I’ll be around after just 5 years. And I was told I had a favourable tumour. After watching this, I don’t think so. 5 years ain’t favourable.
It is a long process. Go to the Breast Cancer School for Patients and take our specific lesson on “”Tyoe and Stage"www.breastcancercourse.org/type-and-stage/ I hope it helps.
@marry testy go away scammer
My wife have a breast cancer
I had a biopsy that showed cancer. My physician's office has an option for us to receive email regarding our results. We get these results even before the doctor does which I find so intimidating. They do give us like a disclaimer that we shouldn't read the results until we had a chance to talk to the doctor. Even though they told me that I wouldn't receive the results for 2-4 days, the email came to me 5 hours after the biopsy. I am so afraid to read it because it came so quickly. Does this mean my cancer is more invasive than most? I am still afraid to open this email!
@Elena Vigilla thank you
Hi
My Mother diagnoised invasive ductal carcinoma grade 2 under her arm at right side of breast . i get her report 8 jun 2020 . plz guide me.
How is she now?
I also diagnosed the same. Frightened
@marry testy +923354566412
@marry testy please share info about doctor
@marry testy how is Ur mom,did she had chemo
what a "handsome " doctor.
You are too kind. Make sure to visit the Breast Cancer School for Patients for more information. www.breastcancercourse.org. Good luck.
My male friend is 31 years old now, he has lump in his left breast since when he was 23, he does not feel any pain on else he over press the hard lump (he will feel pain for like a month).
He has discussed it with three doctors but they told him he has nothing to worry about on else he just want to remove it.
My question is how long does it takes to know if lump is cancerous and what are the negative effects of this in future?
Thanks
Please answer my question
jessica powers send me the information plz
Dear sir my mom diagnosis with idc stage is PT3NXMX , how is the survive rates?
Review two of our lessons: 1. Will I Survive Breast Cancer? www.breastcancercourse.org/will-i-survive-breast-cancer/ and 2. Type and Stage www.breastcancercourse.org/type-and-stage/ Both have great information and links to the best websites on the internet to research your question.
At age of 74 female chemo or radiation suitable?
Oncologist before surgeon seems better to me. Oncologist is looking at big picture and surgeon immediately want to do surgery.