4 tumors, one 35 percent ER pos, other 3 triple negative

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PeggySull
PeggySull Member Posts: 686
4 tumors, one 35 percent ER pos, other 3 triple negative

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  • PeggySull
    PeggySull Member Posts: 686
    edited July 2013

    This is not exactly a new topic but I was wondering if anyone else had a profile like this and got targeted ER positive treatment. All tumors in same breast.



    Thanks for Any feedback,

    Peggy

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited September 2013

    PeggySull, I noticed nobody answered your post. I was diagnosed with two types of tumors - one being TN and the other HER2+ both in the same breast. Not the same as you, but different types. I'm told it's not too common but I'm still learning. I am getting targeted therapy for the HER2+. Hope you are doing well. Started TCH on August 26th.

  • Milane
    Milane Member Posts: 34
    edited October 2013


    Hi ladies


    Here is my strange mixture. LEFT: 2cm and 9mm ER-/PR+ (2% weak) Her2-. grade2


    RIGHT: 1cm and 9mm ER-/PR- Her2+ (strong 3+) grade3. I will be starting chemo around the 27 Oct and probably TCH.


    So now I wonder if I am still considered triple negative or not?


    Milane

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Member Posts: 57,235
    edited October 2013

    I would think the Her2 positive would trump the triple negative.....

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Member Posts: 57,235
    edited October 2013

    Peggy, I was only 'mildly' estrogen positive (11-25%) and took Arimidex for 5 years. As it was explained to me, it is like being a 'little bit pregnant'....it still 'counts'.....

  • PeggySull
    PeggySull Member Posts: 686
    edited October 2013


    ruthBru, did you have any negative side effects from the arimidex during those years?


    Thanks for responding,


    Peggy

  • ruthbru
    ruthbru Member Posts: 57,235
    edited October 2013

    No bad SEs, I did really well. And with all the controversy over 5 or 10 years of anti-hormonals, it made it easy for me to decide that 5 years was enough.....

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