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Thanks for your reply. I went for a core biopsy today and found out that the mass is the size of a "fat, juicy grape" and is not "liquid" as I originally thought. The edges are also smooth, which is a good sign. There is a lot of cancer in my family - my dad was diagonsed with prostate cancer at age 52 and died last year; my mother has had non-small cell lung cancer, and now has small cell lung cancer. Every female in her immediate family has had or has died from lung cancer, and my sister had cervical cancer. Needless to say, I am concerned. Sadly, I won't get the pathology report until Tuesday. I guess I am looking for an answer that nobody but the pathologist can give me, but if anybody wants to render an opinion, I'll take it!
I had a mammogram which showed a very small spot. Today I went for an ultrasound. They were not able to locate the spot on the ultrasound so they've recommended that I wait six months and repeat the mammogram. Apparently the spot changed ever so slightly from a mammogram I had the year before which was never disclosed to me then. This is why he ordered an ultrasound. I guess my question is, do I wait the six months or do I have someone else do an ultrasound just in case it was the technician who was just not able to locate it. I really don't know what to do? Thanks,