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stereotactic needle biopsy
by foodwatcher, Jun 18, 2008 12:58PM
Hi.I have breast calcification and suspicious clusters.after the 2nd mammogram I told myself I would not do it again.it felt real unhealthy for a few days-not just pain either.So my Doc says i need a biopsy .I did some research and it seems that a biopsy may open pandoras box-as in "needle track seeding" and possibly waking dormant cancer cells,which claimed by Dr Judah Folman,we all have.
Another expert,Cancer authority, Ralph Moss, comments in his February 6th, 2005 Moss Reports
Newsletter:
"Imagine the outrage these patients will feel when they learn that many of these sentinel
node metastases were caused not by the natural progression of their disease but
directly by the actions of well-intentioned (but ill informed) doctors. Imagine, further,
what will happen when patients find out that questions have been raised about the
safety and advisability of needle biopsies for a number of years by some of the finest
minds in oncology. Imagine the disruption of the smooth functioning of the "cancer
industry" when patients start demanding less invasive ways of diagnosing tumors. And
imagine the class action lawsuits."
Another expert,Cancer authority, Ralph Moss, comments in his February 6th, 2005 Moss Reports
Newsletter:
"Imagine the outrage these patients will feel when they learn that many of these sentinel
node metastases were caused not by the natural progression of their disease but
directly by the actions of well-intentioned (but ill informed) doctors. Imagine, further,
what will happen when patients find out that questions have been raised about the
safety and advisability of needle biopsies for a number of years by some of the finest
minds in oncology. Imagine the disruption of the smooth functioning of the "cancer
industry" when patients start demanding less invasive ways of diagnosing tumors. And
imagine the class action lawsuits."
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