calcification in left breast

Hi. I am 39, premenopausal. I just had a stereostatic (spell?) biopsy on my left breast on March 23 for a calcification cluster. The doctor said most times, 85%, calcifications are benign. But I looked at my file and the results for my second mammogram say "results are highly suggestive of malignancy."

Do i have cancer? I currently have two aunts that are dying of it.

[CCF-RN,MSN-rf]

Dear morgaine109:  In mammography reports, there is some standard language that describe findings and make recommendations.  Based on your report, that statement indicates that these calcifications have a suspicious pattern.  The bottom line is that further investigation is needed.  A biopsy is the only way to tell if these are benign or malignant.  You have done the right thing by doing the biopsy.  A suspicious mammogram does not always mean cancer - it means further investigation.

[japdip]

Microcalcifications is patterns or clusters are indicative of an underlying problem ..... Microcalcifications alone are normally present in breast tissue. You don't say but I would hope that your next step is to see a surgeon (preferably a breast specialist) as the biopsy certainly shouldn't be the end of it. Just take things one at a time and follow all recommendations. Best of Luck

[Ebre]

What is your follow up plan?  I am praying for you!