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breast biopsy result
by Fala, Oct 02, 2006 12:00AM
I had a core biopsy--result: Papilloma with Atypical Ductal Hyperplasia. My question is--is this the same papilloma virus that is advertised on TV that says women can now receive a vaccine against the Human Papilloma Virus that causes cervical cancer. I just wondered if that is what I am fighting-- a wart-like growth caused by a virus? The same kind that causes cervical cancer? I was told it usually comes back and also in the other breast. Is this slow growing or fast growing? Does it go to other parts of the body? Where is it likely to go to next? Does it ever go away on its on? Thank you.
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by Vetiver, Oct 16, 2006 12:00AM
To: fala
Hi there, Papillomas are benign. I know people can get them in various parts of the body. I have found from my own journey, Doctors don't know what causes half the stuff going on with the body. My surgeon says calcifications are caused by changes in the cells. Maybe the Papillomas are enough to create calcifications and I know Papillomas does cause displasia in the cervix, makes sense that they would be related.
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