According to EmpowHER's medical expert, Dr. Harness explains the process of a woman finding a lump in her breast, having a diagnostic mammogram and ultrasound performed, and then the next step (your question):
"Thirdly, and really importantly, a negative mammogram does not mean that you are okay. You may need to be referred on to a breast surgeon or you may need some sort of minimally invasive biopsy of that lump in your breast, but please remember that a negative mammogram does not rule out something bad in the breast." Source: EmpowHER: Dr. Harness video: Lump in my breast; what do I do now?".
I am curious what your doctor recommended, as far as your next steps?
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According to EmpowHER's medical expert, Dr. Harness explains the process of a woman finding a lump in her breast, having a diagnostic mammogram and ultrasound performed, and then the next step (your question):
"Thirdly, and really importantly, a negative mammogram does not mean that you are okay. You may need to be referred on to a breast surgeon or you may need some sort of minimally invasive biopsy of that lump in your breast, but please remember that a negative mammogram does not rule out something bad in the breast." Source: EmpowHER: Dr. Harness video: Lump in my breast; what do I do now?".
I am curious what your doctor recommended, as far as your next steps?
December 20, 2009 - 9:37pmThis Comment
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