A Mysterious Lump: What's The Next Step?
Channel: Carmen Shenk
Date: 2023-05-24

When you've found a lump and don't know what to do...
"It takes from one to five years for a cancerous tumor the size of a pinpoint and composed of a million cells to form in the body. It's a sure bet that by the time there is a tumor large enough to be felt, cancer has been actively multiplying and spreading in the body for years."
Anne E Frahm in "A Cancer Battle Plan: Six Strategies for beating cancer from a Recovered Hopeless Case"

10 to 30 out of every 100 women who have breast cancer receive false negatives - when the mammogram shows that the lump in her breast is not cancerous when it reality it is.  The "Dr S" referenced in the book insists: "Don't trust the results of a mammogram or ultrasound, If you have a lump, ALWAYS have it biopsied!"  

Visit your doctor, show them the lump that you're concerned about.  Go for your mammogram and then ask for a biopsy.  Biopsies aren't that bad, and yes I'm speaking from experience.  It's better to have a biopsy that tells you you don't have cancer than to have a mammogram that shows a normal cyst (that is actually cancer) and you go on without treatment until it's tremendously more serious.

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