Has anyone had conflicting Oncotype and MammaPrint test results?

What’s a mammoprint?

It’s another gene expression test that test over 70 genes

That’s very interesting. It makes me wonder just how good the Onco type score is.  I was never offered the Mammoprint. It’s probably something you have to do on your own.  my Onco score was 14.

I asked my doctor and she does only the oncotype. I got a score of 10, no radiation or chemotherapy was recommended. I guess mammoprint gives you a number to decide if you are a candidate for chemo or radiation. There are all kinds of tests out there, including blood tests that can give you information as to if you might still have some cancerous cells in your body.

Discordant test results between Oncotype and MammaPrint can understandably create confusion and uncertainty about treatment decisions. These tests use different methods to assess risk, which is why results sometimes don't align perfectly, and this situation comes up for some patients in the HR+ HER2- community. Many others here have navigated similar questions about conflicting genomic test results, so sharing experiences and discussing how oncologists helped interpret these findings could be valuable for the community.