I just want to give you an update regarding yesterday. So like I said I’ve had two mammograms done in my life before and there was no pain. But yesterday a mammogram was very painful along with the sonogram. What I don’t like is when they give you generic information. Okay, I’m glad that I don’t have cancer but why am I having so much pain? Well, I should find out later today hopefully. I’m thankful for the doctor who spoke to me after my sonogram but you need to work on your bedside manner. Not everyone who comes to get a mammogram has cancer. How do I know well the lady who was waiting on her sonogram with me told me that this is her second mammogram and sonogram this year because of a cyst and her breast tissue has damage. Don’t get me wrong I do have a family history of breast cancer and women who have dense breast tissue it’s harder to detect breast cancer. But why don’t they say if they found a cyst or anything else? I’m just frustrated right now and still in pain. Anyone else ever experiences anything like this before?
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Thinking of you. Hang in there
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Thank you so much
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Praying for you. I experienced this many years ago. A second opinion revealed a mass. It was removed, tested and resulted in being non-benign—have not had pain since.
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I might need to get a second opinion. Thank you
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You’re welcome
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I had a similar problem with breast pain. They found out I was drinking too much tea, 3 to 4 cups a day (caffeine) which was causing the pain (I love drinking tea). Stopped the tea pain eventually went away. I have returned to drinking tea, but I limit myself to no more than one cup a day.
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That’s good to know because I’m a tea drinker. Like 2 to 3 cups a day
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Yes, naturally the technicians can’t and won’t tell you anything, and the doctors will say eventually when you have already cried a hundred tears. Cysts are very painful when squeezed and crushed by the mammogram at least this was my experience. No comments were given me until weeks later after I had come to terms with my own mortality. God bless you.
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I don’t understand why the technician doesn’t let you know. That makes no sense to me. Trust me I’m calling my doctor everyday to see if she can figure this out.
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The technician says they are not qualified to interpret the images and will probably get in trouble if they say anything.
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That’s crazy.
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