Invasive Papillary Breast Carcinoma under age 30

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gabrielapoes
gabrielapoes Member Posts: 1
edited June 2018 in Less Common Types of Breast Cancer

Hello!

I'm a 28 year old Brazilian girl recently diagnosed with an Invasive Papillary Breast Carcinoma. I am aware how rare this type is, specially for younger woman. I'm looking for other people who have or had the same as me and we maybe could exchange experiences and information. Right now I'm recovering from surgery and soon starting my treatment.

Thanks,

Gabriela Poester.

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  • Moderators
    Moderators Member Posts: 25,912
    edited January 2018

    Dear Gabriela, welcome to Breastcancer.org. We hate the reason you had to join us, but glad you did!

    Till you get responses here from others, we would recommend you to make use of our search button on the left and type in "papillary" as your search term (without the quotes) to find others who may have posted about this diagnosis as well. Hope this helps!

    Also, we've noticed you registered with a username that could very likely be very similar to your actual name. For security and privacy reasons, we'd highly suggest you edit your ID to be a bit more anonymous and remove you last name from your post. To edit your username you have to go your Settings, scroll down to Username and click on Edit. See our HELP section for information on: How do I edit my content?

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  • Saved_by_grace
    Saved_by_grace Member Posts: 19
    edited June 2018

    Hi Gabriela- I also have invasive papillary breast cancer. I am not young like you - I am 56. I hope you are doing well . I had a bilateral mastectomy may 17 with direct over the muscle implants . Because one of my tumors was over 3 cm it was close to my skin and I did not have clear margins. So , have radiation soon. Luckily , the tumor was a mm shy of requiring chemo! Start ai inhibitor one of the theas days .

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  • obsolete
    obsolete Member Posts: 466
    edited June 2018

    Hello! So sorry that you both find yourselves here. Also my apologies for the late response. There are very few of us here with Invasive Papillary Carcinoma. It is hoped that you are both improving after your surgeries.

    Gabriela, it's disturbing to me that such young women are being diagnosed. I wish you lots of healing and better health..

    SavedByGrace, Just curious, did your tumor have Oncotype or Mammaprint or similar genome testing for guidance in determining the need for any chemo? If so, what was your score, if you don't mind? My Invasive Papillary with IDC & Mucinous Carcinoma scored 8 on Oncotype.

    Papillary tumors, including Invasive, can also be heterogenous and a combination of Invasive Papillary with Solid Papillary Carcinoma, for example (like mine), which tends to be nuclear sub-type Luminal B. Most Papillary tumors in labs test as Luminal A phenotype. Please ask your medical team.

    Did your Invasive Papillary tumors exhibit any conventional IDC cells near or along the periphery of your Invasive Papillary tumors?

    You might possibly need to get a 2nd opinions on the pathology to get these answers, because any conventional IDC cells would trump your Invasive Papillary tumors and require the same repeat clinical testing.

    Please visit the following link on Papillary Carcinoma.

    https://community.breastcancer.org/forum/137/topic...


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