Hi Helene

Sorry you find yourself on here, but good you are getting it checked out. When I went to the clinic, I was seen by a consultant who did a thorough investigation and circled anything they thought didn't feel right, I then had a mammogram and then an ultra sound. Most people at this point are told that everything is clear and they are free to go. Sometimes the consultants will take biopsies (doesn't mean they've found any cancer, but maybe something that looks a bit suspicious and needs investigating). In my case they did biopsies and I was told that they thought it was breast cancer, but I had to wait another week to get the results of the type of breast cancer it was. 
I think the statistics are 8 out of 10 people who go to the clinic are given the all clear (I was just one of the unlucky ones!!!) and probably on here you will find lots of stories of people who have gone to the clinic and it turns out to be cancer compared to people who have been given the all clear. 
 

Good luck for next week, let us know how you get on, and if you have any more questions, just ask! X

Hello sunshine,

could I ask, when you went to BC for the initial scans & mammogram, dud they just concentrate on the one breast or checked both again thoroughly?

helene xx

No they did both breasts, my concultant looked at the "good" one first, then the suspicious one!