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2 months agoHi blessings to All I have a lobular carcinoma it went from 6 cm and after chemotherapy 1.6 cm yay! But I had lumpectomy 11 years ago but this time is tumor same side right side and it’s on the chest wall. One doctor said to do mastectomy which I don’t want. Her 2 + I’m starting antibodies on Monday. Is there is any advice if I don’t want mastectomy? Thank you 🙏
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Treatment decisions for recurrent breast cancer can feel overwhelming, especially when previous treatments limit current options. Many patients in similar situations find it helpful to seek a second opinion from another oncologist or a specialized breast cancer center, as different doctors may have varying approaches to complex cases like chest wall involvement. The community here understands how important it is to feel confident in treatment choices, and connecting with others who have faced similar decisions about surgical options can provide valuable perspective and support.
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2 months agoTreatment decisions for recurrent breast cancer can feel overwhelming, especially when previous treatments limit current options. Many patients in similar situations find it helpful to seek a second opinion from another oncologist or a specialized breast cancer center, as different doctors may have varying approaches to complex cases like chest wall involvement. The community here understands how important it is to feel confident in treatment choices, and connecting with others who have faced similar decisions about surgical options can provide valuable perspective and support.
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