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- Your Questions - Is nipple discharge a sign of breast cancer? I have been having discharge from my left nipple. A small amount shows up in my bra daily, and it also will come out if the nipple is squeezed.
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- Your Questions - What is lymphovascular invasion? How does it differ from having positive nodes? And how does it affect my treatment choices?
- Your Questions - How safe is Estrace cream for treating extreme vaginal dryness? I'm worried that the estrogen may increase my risk for a breast cancer recurrence, but I also don't want to stop having sex.
- Your Questions - Is the Estring safe? Could the estrogen get into my breast and increase my risk of a breast cancer recurrence? Are there other options I should try?
- Your Questions - Do breast enhancement pills really work?
- Your Questions - What is Ki-67?
- Your Questions - I just learned that I have atypical ductal hyperplasia. What should I do?
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- Your Questions - I have breast cysts and a green sticky discharge from my nipple. My doctor told me the problem is that I consume too much caffeine. Can caffeine cause discharge and cysts?
- Your Questions - What is the CA 27.29 blood test? Should I have it done?
- Your Questions - What is the difference between the stage and grade of my cancer?
- Your Questions - I just completed five years of tamoxifen. My doctor is now recommending that I take the aromatase inhibitor Femara for five years. Do you think this makes sense? I want to do all that I can to prevent a recurrence.
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- Your Questions - My surgeon says I need to have a core biopsy. If I have cancer, could the biopsy spread the cancerous cells to other areas? Is there any other way to diagnose what is going on?
- Your Questions - Microcalcifications were seen on my mammogram. My doctor said I don't need a biopsy, but I'm worried. Should I get one?
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