Hi, I went for an ultrasound yesterday and the radiographer struggled to find the original mass!?!
The first time I had one it showed a 3cm mass in my left breast which lead to a biopsy and confirmation it was cancer. Since then I have been having chemo.
The second time they did an ultrasound was after my first round of chemo treatment, 3 weeks after and it had shrunk by 1cm.
I've now had 7 sessions of chemo with another 5 to go.
She was due to put a coil thing in to help the surgeon with the lumectomy which I'm having in 7 weeks but she's now said I'll have to have it put in via xray guidance as she's struggling to find where to put the seed thing.
She checked my lymph nodes whilst I was there and said they looked normal.
Is it too early to be getting excited that the treatment is working and I could be getting rid of the cancer?
I can't feel the lump anymore but the surgeon I had an appointment with first could feel a lump and drew with a marker pen where she wanted the implant.
I still have 5 weeks of chemo so is it possible the chemo I've had has managed to get rid or drastically shrink the lump?
The radiographer gave me 2 thumbs up... That's a good sign... Isn't it?
Hiya
Shame the radiographer didn't let you have a look at what she saw on the screen.....
Cancer cells bricking it! 
G n' J
