Poll lump standing up
hello everyone
I have a question on when your lump was felt? And in which quadrant.
I have a small lump in the 5 or 6 o clock region. Standing up it is palpable and lying down not. I have an a cup so not much room to hide i would say. Especially in that region. Upper outer breast i can imagine that it is hard to feel lying down.
What are your experiences with lying down standing up and lump location?
Thanks you very much!!!
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I can see and feel mine basically no matter the position. It is just under 2cm, pretty shallow/superficial, is at 11 o’clock, outer right, and I have nearly no breast tissue to speak of after nursing 4 babies. Nowhere for it to go really.
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Have you seen a doctor yet?
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in may this year they did an ultrasound on the lump lying down. But i am not sure if the lump when standig up is the same. It is in an area where they did an excisional biopsy so it probably is scar tissue. But i am worried if i do an ultrasound they won't see everything well because of the distortion of the biopsy.
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US can distinguish between scar and tumor.
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thank you for the reply. I don't know why but i have seemed to convince myself that after the excisional and distortion of tissue they cannot differentiate between scar tissue and a true malignant lump. But if you say they can then i should not worry about it anymore
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maybe because if you look on the internet the pictures of a true malignant lump and scar tissue look so much alike
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To whom?
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Djmammo
uhm to me but i am no radiologist obviously. I should trust the professionals because they can see the difference. I am such an idiot for doubting them
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i am so anxious because the scar tissue looks much alike a malignant lump. But last time i thought i saw a lump and the radiologist stated in the report that no mass was seen. So maybe i just need to forget about the pictures on the internet. I am not a radiologist so have zero knowledge.
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Djmammo
Do you think that comparing pictures on the internet is a bit stupid? Because i have no knowledge. But the pictures of benign and malignant lumps sometimes really look alike.
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"But the pictures of benign and malignant lumps sometimes really look alike."
Yes, they can.
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but a trained radiologist would see the difference right??
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A trained breast radiologist would be able to see the difference or at least know the next step to take in order to tell the difference.
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