mammograms

[Tuckervill]

I had a call back and ultrasound after my first mammo, too. I have some milk ducts that are perpetually enlarged. I had to go back according to the protocol (every 6 months for 2 years, I think) to rule anything out. There was no change in their size.

Try not to worry. Easier said than done, I know.

I was quite happy with the mammo center with their promptness to get results back and to act quickly on follow-ups. I think I went back in the very next day, and the results were given to me in real time, if I recall. I wish every clinic operated like that.

Vibing for a good outcome,

Karen

[velogirl]

thanks again, everyone. I think I'll call the women's center this mornign and see if they can tell me anything else or maybe fit me in sooner than the 31st.

and yes, for those of you who haven't had a mammogram, I highly recommend making this one of your new year's resolutions.

[RoadRaven]

Ah, Velo... Lorri
Adding my hugs and aroha to the others here.
Best wishes with the phone call - they will probably reiterate what the others have said here... its routine and nothing to stress about
Awhi awhi, Rave

[velogirl]

well, I called, and they can't tell me anything (like why I have to go back), but they were able to fit me in this friday so I won't have to wait quite so long....

[RoadRaven]

Great they can slide you in tomorrow (well, it is Thursday morning here in EnZed - and I always forget the time differences)
But Friday is a heckuva lot better than the 31st

Hugs for Friday

[Veronica]

I'm so glad they can fit you in sooner. You're a tough chick. You can handle this. Is anyone going with you to the appointment?

You know we will want an update ASAP.

V.

[maillotpois]

they were able to fit me in this friday so I won't have to wait quite so long....

Yay! So that's one small relief.

I have some calcium deposits in a boob or something. They had to re-do me once for that. (The boobs are so small it's a wonder they got anything to view, but whatever.... )

Perhaps when you go in Friday you can ask the tech what the issue is. They're not "supposed" to give you info, but I find they're generally quite informative and really want to try to help. My mammo, CT scan and VQscan techs were all very forthcoming with information about what they saw, positive and negative.