Hello and thanks for posting,

I am sorry to hear about your concerns and that you don't feel that you have been properly followed up with scans.

Doctors have guidelines about when to refer women to breast clinics for further tests. It would be very unusual to have lumps in identical places in both breasts so it would be unlikely to be a cancer but of course we can't diagnose you.

Doctors are trained to look for worrying features when they perform a breast examination. Benign (not cancer) breast lumps are quite common. You can read more about these here.

Pain in breasts can also be common and is not usually associated with breast cancer. You can read more about this here

Your doctor seemed to think that the lumps may have been triggered by the depo injection which may be the case. Wait to see if things settle down in a couple of weeks and then if you remain concerned then do go back to your GP.

I can understand that it is a great support hearing what other members of the forum have to say but everyone's situation is slightly different so it is difficult to compare one person with another.

I do hope that this has helped reassure you.

All the Best,

Catherine

Thank you for your reply it was a Nurse who checked my breasts I wa stood it should have been a doctor I've phoned up doctors again and got another appointment for tomorrow morning with a doctor