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DCIS ductal carcinoma in situ.
DCIS Ductal carcinoma in situ, see there Patient discussion about DCIS. Q. Hi all. I was diagnosed with DCIS in April. Had a lumpectomy about 3 cm and it was removed. Am I cured fully? Hi all. I was diagnosed with DCIS in April. Had a lumpectomy about 3 cm and it was removed. I then had 28 radiation and 4 boosters. I went to the cancer center for my checkup and the doctor said nothing to worry. They didn’t advice me further follow up and I am normal for the past 6 months and not even taking tamoxifen. I am quite normal like others. Am I cured fully? A. Hey nothing to worry!! Early diagnosis is half cured. The same thing applies to your case. With early diagnosis and treatment, the doctors should have removed the cancer parts with the surgery. Based on the report they have given you radiation and other meds. If you be estrogen +ve then they would have given you it as a preventive. By the way if you have any doubts better approach your doctor and have your checkup done as a precautionary measure. Q. My wife is diagnosed with DCIS type of breast cancer. My wife is diagnosed with DCIS type of breast cancer. Doctors had staged my wife`s cancer as low. She is still due for some tests which she will soon have. Doctor have told that there is nothing much to worry so why are they taking so many tests? A. All the tests are taken to confirm about the type of treatment to be given. These pre treatment tests can avoid the risk of post treatment complications. Even if the complications arise they will know the best possible course of counter treatment. So please cooperate with the doctor. Read more or ask a question about DCIShttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2kl_eOWEtc&eurl=http://www.imedix.com/health_community/vy2kl%5EeOWEtc_nurse_sandy_interview_1_breast_cancer?q=dcis%20type%20of%20b&feature=player_embedded Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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adenosquamous carcinoma adrenocortical carcinoma apocrine carcinoma carcinoma en cuirasse cribriform carcinoma ductal carcinoma in situ endometrioid carcinoma intraductal carcinoma lobular carcinoma lobular carcinoma in situ Merkel cell carcinoma mucoepidermoid carcinoma non-small cell carcinoma Paget's disease of breast signet-ring cell carcinoma Tubular carcinoma | The four with DCIS had abnormal cells present in milk ducts but these had not spread to other breast tissue. The four with DCIS had abnormal cells present in milk ducts but these had not spread to other breast tissue. Thwarting these efforts is a top priority of the DCIS. |
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