raggedjimmi said:INCIDENTALLY... she lives in Hyde, Harold Shipman used to be her GP![]()
She definitely should have the lump checked out by a physician. That is standard practice for any breast lump. Her age, the fact that it varies with her menstrual cycle, and the lack of a family history are all reassuring. However, I've seen a 24-year-old woman with recurrent breast cancer, and most breast cancer occurs in women without a family history. Most lumps of the type you are describing are fibroadenomas, which occur with equal frequency on each breast but are most commonly found on the left, with the reason being that most men are right-handed.raggedjimmi said:Panics over, i think. just got off the phone to caroline, she says that its going down. also told me she had this last month too! that it went down to nothing!
leads me to believe its a swollen gland. shes still going docs tomorrow though, i mean anything like this needs to be checked out.
So the panics over. I wish she would have told me that its happened before last night! I might have had more than 3 hours sleep!*wipes sweat of forehead*
Abstract said:Yeah, congratulations, although it is a little bit early for it, I guess.
Anyway, your gf survived visits to Harold Shipman, so she'll probably survive this as well.![]()
Littleodie914 said:Haha wow, sounds like a wild one!Glad to hear everything's alright though. Stuff like that can be pretty scary, especially when you're in that waiting period when you don't know who to tell, or what to do, and all you can do is uncontrollably plan out 37 versions of the worst outcome!
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raggedjimmi said:Well that was a load of nothing. A few weeks ago she had a biopsy that said it was nothing more than clumped up fat. funny, she's only 7 stone too, made a joke about fat talking to each other "hey there's no fat here, let's get together!", in which she laughed and then slapped me.
anywho. so it's all over![]()
sorry to bring up this old topic, just wanted to give the results and be on my way.
the end!