Patient - Questions For My Doctor

Your doctor is always the best first resource. A good book is "I FLUNKED MY MAMMOGRAM" by Ernie Bodai, M.D. [...]

Most of the information above was taken from the American Cancer Society website www.cancer.org. Additional information is available at www.breastcancer.com, [...]

As you cope with breast cancer, it is important to have honest, open discussions with your doctor. Ask any question [...]

Usually the types are as follows: FNA: (Fine Needle Aspiration) In this test fluid is drawn out to ck the [...]

A biopsy is done when other tests show you might have breast cancer. Sometimes, the only way to know for [...]

Usually addition films will be taken. This is called a diagnostic mammogram. If the mammogram is still not clear, the [...]

Medicare, Medicaid and most private health plans cover all or part of the cost of the test. Breast cancer testing [...]

Results are usually available within 30 days. The imaging center will send you a letter in terms you can understand [...]

A mammogram is an x-ray of the breast. The test is used to look for breast disease in women who [...]

The most important thing is to see your doctor right away if you notice any of these changes: a lump [...]