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breast lump breast growing not detected on ultra sound

By January 3, 2012 - 2:40pm
 
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i had a hysterectomy 3 .5 years ago they left 1 overy. i have crohns and ms just in the lat 2 months my left brest has been growing. went for ultra sound could not find anything my doc said no need to do a biopsy. i am very thin and do not have large breats. left has growin large starting at my armpit.when i went for ultrasoung i could not feel a lump. 1 month latter my husband and i both can. should i just forget about it or tell my doc that i am not comfortable with this and what other test should i ask for? if someone could email me that would be great as it is really starting to bug me but i dont know what test i should ask for thanks

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If you feel that something is not right, trust your instincts and get a second opinion. I strongly believe that we know our bodies best and know when something is not right.

Make a appointment with another physician. Don't be afraid to tell your doctor that  you are not satisfied and would like a referral or recommendation for another physician. If necessary, ask a trusted friend or relative for a recommendation. I strongly suggest that you make an appointment with a breast specialist.

Best wishes,

Maryann

January 6, 2012 - 5:43pm

I have an appointment on Thursday~he gave me an ultrasound as he said I basically am to young for a mamo and I think he thinks my breasts are to small. I don't know but I do know that I want to find out as I may be only 37 but I have crohns ms have had a hysterectomy due to endrometriosis and know my body well and know something isnt right. I love my life and I feel if it was something bad I would rather find out and deal with it well it can still be dealt with. I also am kinda like well it is nothing as how could it be but then I look and think no i should not ignore this or listen to my Doc and say just forget about it as it has growin so much since my ultra sound and i can definetly feel a lump. Thanks for your reply

January 4, 2012 - 8:03am
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Please do not ignore this change in your breast. Call your physician again. Have you had a mammogram?

A mammogram is a x-ray picture of the breast. It is used to check for breast cancer even when there are no signs or symptoms of the disease.

If your physician continues to ignore this problem, seek a second opinion, find another doctor.

Maryann

January 3, 2012 - 5:03pm
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