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3. The marker is so that future mammograms/MRIs will show the exact area looked at. If you

Reply to chknltl (Original post)

Sun Jun 9, 2013, 05:55 PM

Jun 2013

get passed from doc to doc and have several tests, it keeps everybody on the same page.

When I had a biopsy, I did not bruise much at all, but it hurt like hell. And yes, I did have breast cancer. As far as your bruising, you may just be easy to bruise, or perhaps the biopsy needle passed through a vein that bled under the skin more than usual.

Yes, cancer is very much a possibility, but try not to panic yet. I say that, but I know you are probably freaking out. You'll know tomorrow. Please let us know how it goes (only if that is OK with you, obviously).

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Questions about breast lump biopsy [View all] chknltl Jun 2013 OP

Answer from my understanding and experience 2Design Jun 2013 #1

thank you for responding 2Design chknltl Jun 2013 #2

The marker is so that future mammograms/MRIs will show the exact area looked at. If you Nay Jun 2013 #3

Biopsy results just in: Benign! chknltl Jun 2013 #4

Oh, I'm so happy you told me this. I don't know you, but I was still worried about you! Nay Jun 2013 #5

I was a bit worried truth be told. chknltl Jun 2013 #6