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jennyb@isp.com - 10 Mar 2005 16:15 GMT
Thank you for your relpy. I had talked with a Dr. @ the hospital
yesterday . The solid growth or complex cyst ( Dr. is unsure) is
located up against a sympol cyst. I was told that w/in the 7 mos. +
since my last mammogram and ultrasound that the complex cyst had grown
slightly.( strange dimentions)  The Dr. stated that  papillomasarcoma
sometimes mimicks this. Papillomasarcoma bathes itself in the sympol
cyst.
The odd thing is a yr. ago I had a sympol cyst locatated in the very
spot this one is in.It was aspirated.Fluid drawn and discarded.Does the
cyst wall also need to be removed ? Mine wasn't. I wonder if that's why
it came back ??
Also, I have had a sinus infection this week. Should I d/c the appt.
due to that and reschedule ? I wondered if that would make a difference
in the pathology? Thank you for your time and opinion. It means so much
. Jennifer
Guess Who - 10 Mar 2005 23:10 GMT
A cold or virus will make no difference in the pathology. Good luck, alex

> Thank you for your relpy. I had talked with a Dr. @ the hospital
> yesterday . The solid growth or complex cyst ( Dr. is unsure) is
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> in the pathology? Thank you for your time and opinion. It means so much
> . Jennifer
jennyb@isp.com - 11 Mar 2005 01:14 GMT
Thank you for your time and opinion. I will go ahead with the procedure
Tuesday @ 10:30 a.m and I'll post after the path report . Jennifer
> A cold or virus will make no difference in the pathology. Good luck, alex
>
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> > in the pathology? Thank you for your time and opinion. It means so much
> > . Jennifer
jennyb@isp.com - 16 Mar 2005 02:12 GMT
Hi,
This a.m I had gone for my biopsy. I did think of backing out @ the
last minute.The words of advice you all have given resinated in my head
, so off I went.
The material that was taken or removed was slightly chunky. The fluid
was light pink. The Dr. said that there was some blood. She wondered if
she had gone too deep ? The sympol cyst and complex cyst are gone. The
Dr. did something odd tho'. She placed a small staple like thingy in my
right breast where these cysts were growing. She stated that it would
be for future reference in case the cells came back abnormal and I
needed more tissue removed.

On Friday I should have the results. I'll post them here. I thank you
all . Has anyone ever heard of the small staples being placed in the
breast and what info can you add re: that?

Thank you for helping me to and from my appt. The words of
incouragement meant so much. I consider that quite an act of friendship
. I look forward to hearing from you all and I'll be in touch. God
Bless, Jenn
Guess Who - 16 Mar 2005 02:40 GMT
Best of luck with your biopsy, positive thoughts your way. Alex

PS I'm glad you didn't back out!

> Hi,
> This a.m I had gone for my biopsy. I did think of backing out @ the
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> . I look forward to hearing from you all and I'll be in touch. God
> Bless, Jenn
Tim Jackson - 16 Mar 2005 09:54 GMT
> She placed a small staple like thingy in my
> right breast where these cysts were growing. She stated that it would
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> all . Has anyone ever heard of the small staples being placed in the
> breast and what info can you add re: that?

It's a marker, a signpost to future surgeons who may need to travel the
area, to show where the sample had been taken from.

Good luck with your results.

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Pamela Cook - 16 Mar 2005 19:43 GMT
> Hi,
> This a.m I had gone for my biopsy. I did think of backing out @ the
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
> . I look forward to hearing from you all and I'll be in touch. God
> Bless, Jenn

  keeping evrything crossed for you
                  pam xx
Tim Jackson - 10 Mar 2005 23:11 GMT
> Thank you for your relpy. I had talked with a Dr. @ the hospital
> yesterday . The solid growth or complex cyst ( Dr. is unsure) is
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> cyst wall also need to be removed ? Mine wasn't. I wonder if that's why
> it came back ??

Surgical removal of the cyst involves a lot more complication and risk
of infection etc. than aspiration.  I think after aspiration a cyst may
disappear or it may come back, if it keeps coming back then surgery may
be the answer, but either way it isn't something to fret over.  But
that's nothing to do with cancer, and isn't specific to breasts either.

There is potentially a progression through benign conditions, ending up
with a malignant one.  Breast cancer can happen like that, the abnormal
cells in a benign lump may have some but not all of the changes to make
them cancerous, and some further changes may occur later in part of the
lump to result in a malignancy within or attached to it.  So one has to
keep a regular eye on abnormalities (eg annual mammogram), even if they
have been stable (or tested negative) for quite along time.  I think
this is what the doctors want to check for.

> Also, I have had a sinus infection this week. Should I d/c the appt.
> due to that and reschedule ? I wondered if that would make a difference
> in the pathology? Thank you for your time and opinion. It means so much

I don't think so, but if in any doubt at all call the hospital and ask.
They are the experts, let them call the shots.

Tim
 
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