ultrasound results birad 4 likely fibroadenoma
Hi All!
So I have been reading these boards for comfort the last week for support during the testing process. Finally had an appointment today with a breast surgeon. She said the results read a Birads 4 but likely fibroadenoma. I am going back Monday to schedule appointment to get lump removed because it is large ( 3cm). I felt better when every doctor I have seen seemed just about positive it was a fibro but the higher birads score scares me. It's like I had 5 minutes to be stress free and now the anxiety is back again. 😩 All this waiting is taking a toll on me.
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Hi Nervous-
The waiting is truly one of the hardest parts! We're so glad you've made the decision to have it removed; peace of mind is invaluable. Good luck on your procedure, and please keep us posted on how it goes!
The Mods
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The Bi-Rads 4 covers huge territory, from 3% to 94%, so if they are pretty confident I wouldn't be terribly worried. Sounds like they are thinking you are on that very low end. If they gave you a Birads3 Your insurance probably wouldn't pay for it as that is a "biopsy not recommended."
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You made a good decision to get it out! That was a hard decision I am sure. Sending positive thoughts your way!
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Just wanted to update on what's going on. I met with my BS on Monday and having an excision biopsy on December 16 ( her first opening). I also found out my radiologist rated it a BIRAD 4.1 not a usual score from what I have read but she said its a very low score. So now more waiting. Blah. Just want this to be over.
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I had to get a follow-up mammogram, with ultrasound, found a mass of 15mm. Radiologist findings BIRAD 5, had biopsy on my left breast, and the did a biopsy of my lymph nodes, will get my results on Monday 11/23. Not to mention, Cancer runs in my family on my mother's side. My son died 10yrs ago from ALL. What are the chances of the mass being malignant?
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Dear Dana, Welcome to the community. We are sorry that your mass brought you here but glad that you reached out. Keep us posted on your results. Sending you warm thoughts for a benign result. The Mods
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