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cherry angiomas on breast - Breast Cancer Now forum Hi, I am 4 years post operation, for lobular ca, had reconn and so far all has been well noticed that I have little red spots on other boob, and a couple on stomach thinking these are age spots, 58 this year, googled !!! cherry angiomas seem to be plausable, a benign condition, however it does say that these can rearley be a sign of a developing malignancy…stomach churning now, going on
Is this skin metastasis? - Living with breast cancer - Breast Cancer . . . You’ve got my every sympathy Fear of recurrence is a big thing I’ve had two scares with skin lesions One on my hand that was removed and one on my mastectomy side Both are not recurrences and the one on the mastectomy site was a cherry angioma and I can’t remember what the one on my hand was, but both were pink raised lesions It’s worrying but you are doing the right thing getting
Zometa SEs question - Public Archive - Breast Cancer Now forum Hi Cherry I have been having zometa every 4 weeks for 12 months After the first one I had the “flu- like” symptoms they talked about and the increased pain in the site of the mets…this lasted a couple of days After the next infusion they weren’t as bad and I hardly notice them now
Any words of wisdom? - Surgery - Breast Cancer Now forum Hello All, After weeks of anxiety, worry discussions with my surgeon I went through with a single mx 2 weeks ago + the removal of all lymph nodes on the left side (If I didn’t want this ‘situation’ to get any worse then I really didn’t have a choice ) As predicted, I am pretty traumatised I ended up staying a couple of nights in the hospital (they wanted 3) in a general ward
good luck Cherry Red - Public Archive - Breast Cancer Now forum good luck Cherry Red I have been away and just thought I’d pop by to see how everyone’s doing Good luck with your Op I can’t remember if I told you that I had been seriously considering this op and battling with my docs to support me
ultra sound biopsy clear but got a big hard lump where it was taken Hi Last year was diagnosed with bc had chemotherapy and radiation finished in feb this year found lumps in other breast so panic striken went to hospital consultant felt both breasts said he could feel the lumps but was nothing sinister but did ultrasound to reassure me it didn’t even though the radiologist said nothing on the ultrasound to biopsy jjust dense tissue the consultant did a
Phase return to work or the day of the beast - Work, finance and travel . . . It’s not that the manager—someone with whom I don’t have the greatest relationship—wasn’t supportive; she was and I have to say, that today, she won somehow my admiration it’s just… the unfairness of having to return to work because, honestly, who can live on benefits? The persecution that vulnerable people experience at the hands of those who are supposed to protect us and seek
Dos and donts while on Tamoxifen Hello, I am 47 years old I was diagnosed with early-stage, high-grade oestrogen+ DCIS a few months ago in my left breast Since then I have had a lumpectomy, followed by a mastectomy (margins weren’t clear on the first surgery), and the total extent of DCIS in final pathology was found to be 114mm I have been prescribed 20mg tamoxifen (1 tablet per day) for the next 5 years I started
Taking vitamins and supplements with Tamoxifen Hi, anyone taking vitamins and or supplements after active treatment and alongside Tamoxifen? What are you taking? Does your Onc know approve? I have heard that Vitamin D is important - but BCN unaware of this and any interaction with Tam Met some ladies at a Haven event who had been told by their Onc not to take any supplements alongside Tam - get the impression that different Oncs have
opherectomy - Public Archive - Breast Cancer Now forum Hi Gracet -I had laproscopic oopherectomy and assisted hysterectomy on 1st March I had very little post-op pain and could carry on as normal on discharge (overnight stay for me because of the hysterectomy) -but feel bloomin’ wonderful to be rid of potential trouble! -wish I could feel so confident about the BC!! Cherry