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Re: Small cyst or lump in breast?

From: Samir Fouad Aziz MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 23 Sep 2003 06:43:30 -0500 (CDT)


At Mon, 22 Sep 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Hello,
>I went for a yearly ob/gyn exam today and my doctor discovered a small
>cyst or lump. I need to now get a mammogram and ultrasound to determine
>whether it is something to worry about or not. I have been doing
>infertility treatments for 2-3 years now (IVF, frozen transfers, etc). I
>recently failed another frozen transfer and just went off the estrogen
>patches and pills, etc. 2 weeks ago. Could what she felt be something
>that was caused by the hormones I was taking? I am very concerned and
>have no clue how common it is to be sent for a mammogram in something
>like this. Does this happen every day to people? I wish I could stop
>thinking about it and worrying about it but how can you? I had intended
>to do another IVF cycle soon (next 2-3 weeks) with drugs, but my ob/gyn
>is saying that I shouldn't be taking estrogen and progesterone until we
>know what the status is of this lump she discovered. How long does it
>usually take to get in to have the mammogram done and have an opinion
>given by a doctor? Days? Weeks, months? I am going out of my mind.

it is better to have mammography and ultrasound which is usually done in one sitting

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