Guest guest Posted August 26, 2007 Report Share Posted August 26, 2007 I just found out that my mammogram was abnormal. This was quite a shock as breast cancer does NOT run in my family at all and I do not have a history of breast disease. A doctor (board certified former prof) I've gone to for many years figured I was at less risk for certain reasons too although certainly no one is " safe " and he's made that clear. What's bothoring me (among many other things) is the slight (depending on statistical method used) increase in cancer w/Xolair. And breast cancer appears to be one of the more common ones. Of course I do NOT know right now that I have breast cancer (no palpable lump). They want to compare it to old films and the former clinic is taking their sweet time getting them ready. I've heard that most turn out to be benign. I asked my pulmo if the odd " nodule " that turned up in a chest x-ray several years ago and disappeared completely in subsequent catscans could have anything to do with it and she said " no. " I guess the other part that bothors me is that it took them nearly 2 weeks to get a FORM LETTER to me - not even the decency to call - and the gyn left it sitting on her desk for a week while she was out. For that insensitivity I am FURIOUS. The scarey part still lingers .... no one knows for sure exactly what happens with any monoclonal antibody. Lung function improved ... and now this ... hoping it's nothing. --------------------------------- oneSearch: Finally, mobile search that gives answers, not web links. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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