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Hi really need some advice as been a long diagnosis road for me and I am struggling to cope - diagnosed with DCIS on Friday but now need an mri sscheduled tomorrow to determine how widespread it is post biopsy . Consultant said it’s not urgent  but I am spiralling now can’t sleep and fearful of what I don’t know .  Any advice .? I can’t seem to figure if I have cancer or not .

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    Hello Lorr123 and welcome to the forum, I'm not going to tell you not to worry because we all do, your diagnosis DCIS means you have abnormal cells within the milk ducts in you breast, these cells can, over time, but not always turn cancerous, but are non invasive, take care Eddiel

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    Hello Lorr123 and welcome to the forum, I'm not going to tell you not to worry because we all do, your diagnosis DCIS means you have abnormal cells within the milk ducts in you breast, these cells can, over time, but not always turn cancerous, but are non invasive, take care Eddiel

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