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hi, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer 2 yrs ago ,her cancer was in late 2nd stage ,she had her radical mastectomy done ,with her chemotherapy and radiation sessions after that ,now she was getting her follow ups every 3 months ,as  in one of her follow up tests they did a BONE SCAN this time and there is a lytic lesions in her femur ..but the reports also said that there is no metastases. Iam worried abt  her a lot ,shez already been through a lot.plz advice..is theres anything to worry abt wat shud she do next ?
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492898 tn?1222243598
Tell your mom to have her Vit D level checked before  all else, I know from experience  what a Vit D deficiency can do, and bone lesions ate one of the, Katrin
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25201 tn?1255580836
A Lytic Bone Lesion is anything that destroys the bone. These lesions can be benign as well as caused by cancer. A person's age is one clue as to the nature of a lytic lesion. Evidently the Radiologist feels that the lesion discovered on your Mother's Bone Scan is caused by something other than cancer. It's entirely possible that this lesion has been present for some time and has no connection to her breast cancer. You might discuss this is detail with her Oncologist.   Regards ....
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