Is it normal to have an MRI after being diagnosed with stage 1 bc?
There are so many variables. Mine, 20mm lobular in dense breast, hadn’t shown on mammogram, looked like two lesions on ultrasound, so MRI with contrast was necessary to see it as well as possible.
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