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Fast growing Breast Cancer

Lilyanne
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had a breast cancer scare 5 years ago. I had all the tests; mammograms, scans & lots of biopsies on my left breast. At the time I was told it was just cysts & discharged. 2 years later I had a negative mammogram.

My next routine mammogram is due next month. However I felt a hard area in my left breast and have just come home from the breast clinic.

I have been advised that I probably have breast cancer as the mammogram & scan have shown a suspicious mass of about 5cm. I'm now waiting for biopsy results (they also took a sample from a lymph node under my armpit )

I'm worried sick.

Has anyone else experienced such a fast growing tumor. How come it didn't show up on my last mammograms? I've never missed one.

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    Hi I'm 29 years old. Got referred to breast clinic after discovering a large lump in left breast. Got a mammogram ultrasound and biopsy from the lump and under my arm to be told I had cancer. A week later I went back to get results of what stage to be told it's NOT cancer but inflammation and abscess!! I've been living a nightmare. Try not to stress xx 

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    Hi I'm 29 years old. Got referred to breast clinic after discovering a large lump in left breast. Got a mammogram ultrasound and biopsy from the lump and under my arm to be told I had cancer. A week later I went back to get results of what stage to be told it's NOT cancer but inflammation and abscess!! I've been living a nightmare. Try not to stress xx 

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