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My ultrasound didnât show anything suspicious yet the tumor was cancerous. Had they not done a biopsy after the second âclearâ ultrasound, the cancer wouldnât be been detected
Iâm curious how many others have had ânormalâ ultrasounds yet in fact did have cancer in their tumors. Iâve been reading some comments on some posts and itâs seems to be quite a few of us out there
It got me not only angry, but also really curious why hospitals are using ultrasound as a tool to detect cancer when clearly itâs not a reliable one
Happened here too! Was told the first ultrasound didnât look suspicious so I should wait 6 months and get anotherâŚ.wtf. In that time, I had a cousin dx with BC so I called to try and get that second ultrasound sooner. They told me it wasnât recommended. Trusted them because theyâre the medical professionals. The second ultrasound didnât look much different (no growth), but they decided it wouldnât hurt to do a biopsy at that point. My PCP found the lump in May 2023, I wasnât diagnosed until that December.
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