New lump in the other breast - kidding right?!

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wondering44
wondering44 Member Posts: 204
edited September 2021 in Waiting for Test Results

Well, had a mastectomy on right breast last month. Finally got home yesterday evening from the Hurricane Ida evacuation after thirteen days. Noticed a nipple discharge last month (slight amount) in my left breast. Checked again last night. It has not gone away. Did a breast exam. Found a small lump in that breast at the 9:00 position. C'mon…what is the likelihood I could have cancer in both breasts? Luckily, my MO is Johnny on the spot and scheduled an appointment for me today for an exam and to schedule tests. Crossing fingers I have lost my mind...

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  • Moderators
    Moderators Member Posts: 25,912
    edited September 2021

    Wondering44, we just want you to know we are sending good thoughts your way for nothing to worry about. We know it can be hard thinking of the worst, but try to stay positive!

    Keep us posted on what you find out!

    --The Mods

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  • ARmom4
    ARmom4 Member Posts: 163
    edited September 2021

    Yes, fingers crossed you've lost your mind! 😆

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  • LivinLife
    LivinLife Member Posts: 1,332
    edited September 2021

    Soooo glad you're getting in today for an exam!!! Please let us know how that goes and any next steps...

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  • Trishyla
    Trishyla Member Posts: 1,005
    edited September 2021

    Unfortunately, it happens. I was diagnosed with bilateral breast cancer in 2016. Seven tumors, five kinds of cancer, both breasts. I found the first lump. It turned out to be triple negative, which is super aggressive and fast growing. I was fortunate that my doctor was super thorough and found a lump in my other breast.

    I'm hoping that it isn't a new cancer, but if it is, it's usually treatable if found early, which it sounds like it would be.

    Good luck. Hope it turns out to be nothing.

    Trish

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