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Ultrasound
by Bankerlibs, Jun 30, 2009 11:42AM
My daughter, 24, discovered a lump in her breast and as she has no health indurance went to the Planned Parenthood to have it looked at. It was noted at aprox 2.5cm. They referred her to a womens clinic where they performed an ultrasound this morning. The radiologist looked at the results and said he could not see anything on the ultrasound. How can that be???? This lump is easily felt when feeling the breast. What do we do next? Please help....I am beside myself with fear. My daughter has a 5 year old little boy with Down Syndrome and he needs his mom.
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by japdip, Jun 30, 2009 09:48PM
, Jun 30, 2009 09:48PMTo: Bankerlibs
Often different types of tests will "see" different things. Was any additional testing recommended ?? I would think even though she is fairly young a Mammogram might be of some value. You might have the film read by another Radiologist or request further Imaging. Many health departments offer free mammograms on a limited basis so you might explore that also. Regards ....
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