Hi all, im actually on here on behalf of my mum. She had an operation 3 weeks ago for non invasive milk duct cancer. That was her second op after having one a year ago but it returned hence the 2nd op. This time around it was a different Dr to the first...
Hiya ive had 10 pacataxol i start eec chemo on 4th july how did the eec affect anyone? I was told it was more intense ?
Hi all. I've started my chemo but after the first cycle I caught an infection so it’s been delayed till I am allowed to have it. My question is my scalp is now starting to get very sensitive and thinking of getting my hair cut short (pixie cut) when...
Got an appointment today to see my oncologist it is my first one. They sent me a letter advising me to use public transport as parking at the hospital is very limited. they also included a letter saying that due to Covid I will not be able to take anyone...
D day is looming, Norman will be evicted on Wednesday next week and I have to say I feel very calm about it all just can’t wait to see him gone and not have to worry about him anymore Jayne x
Hi all, I’m six weeks post WLE surgery (DCIS and small - grade 1a - tumour) and SNB (all clear). I’m waiting for a radiotherapy appointment next week to schedule treatment but having spoken to breast care nurse today am looking at a wait that will put...
Hi there, I had radiotherapy in December after the removal of a DCIS in October. I had scar tissue beneath my scar (of course, duh!) from the get go, but in April I noticed 3 hard lumps close to the original scar tissue but not right next to it. I have...
Just had my breast clinic appointment and I'm very relieved to find out it is a fat necrosis, not breast cancer. Thank you so much for your help and kindness, especially when you're all dealing with your own diagnoses. Hope you all get through your treatments...
Hi Everyone, I'm Helen, aged 50, diagnosed on April 17th with invasive ductal carcinoma and after many tests and waits, I have discovered I am triple positive. So far lymph nodes look clear after MRI and FNA. I'm having 6 rounds of Docetaxel and Carboplatin...
My story so far has been that I was diagnosed with breast cancer in April following biopsies with Er+, HER2 - tumour in breast and lymph nodes. Had MRI scan, nuclear bone scan and CT scan followed by axillary lymph node removal and mastectomy. All I know...
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