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Breast Cancer - #20793

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I have done a mammography.It is written as labulated hypoechonic mass of 28mm and 18 mm with no fluid seen.Normal in texture.should I go for biopsy or petscan for the result to know this mass is cancerous or not...plz guide me

Age: 62
Chronic illnesses: No
Minor pain in the breast
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FNAC / BIOPSY had to be done If its positive for malignancy Then plan for PET CT As advised by oncologist
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Given the details from your mammography, it's crucial to take appropriate steps to get a clear diagnosis. You're seeing terms like "labulated hypoechonic mass," which suggest that a detailed evaluation is necessary to determine whether these masses are benign or malignant. Beacuse this is a very specific medical concern, particularly in detecting cancer, it's essential to proceed with care. In Ayurveda, while we focus on overall wellness, the priority should always be your safety and receiving a clear medical diagnosis. In this case, having your health assessed by a qualified medical professional specialized in oncology is critical. A biopsy is generally a direct method to obtain a sample from the mass and check it for cancer cells. It's an invasive procedure, but often it's necessary when determining the nature of a mass. On the other hand, a PET scan can provide a more comprehensive view of the body's metabolic activity, potentially indicating malignancy by highlighting areas of increased uptake. Consult with your healthcare provider, preferably an oncologist, to discuss these options in detail. They'll consider factors like your overall health, medical history, and specific characteristics of the masses observed to recommend the best course of action for you. Meanwhile, from an Ayurvedic perspective, maintaining a balanced lifestyle can support your well-being while you navigate the medical process. Focus on a sattvic diet which helps in maintaining equilibrium, stay hydrated, and engage in gentle, stress-relieving activities like yoga and meditation. However, these are supportive measures and not substitutes for medical evaluations. Prioritize those consultations and diagnostics to understand your condition better.
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