Should I Be Concerned That My Doctor Hasn't Suggested an MRI?

My experience is I got an MRI the next day, after I got my diagnosis. A small spot lit up on the same breast, so they sent me for an ultrasound and biopsy the same day. I received pathology report for the spot that lit up a little over 24 hours after the biopsy.

I did not have an MRI, snd it was never suggested. I saw the surgeon, who indicated I could easily wait till after vacation ( Diagnosed in late May, went to Hawaii late June ) then interviewed radiologist, and he referred me for a second opinion ( I am a major questioner. Surgery August, radiation Ictober.

Renee, my breast center at Hoag Hospital also is not in a rush, to get my surgery and treatment done, inwas diagnosed 12/19/23 and surgery schedules are 4-6 weeks out, from diagnosis, is that your experience as well?

I was confirmed cancer black Friday, had surgery on 12/14

Do you research ladies do your own research find yourself a functional integrative doctor or surgeon that will help you get to the core problem of Why are you have cancer in the first place so that way you can start healing your body so it doesn’t come back. It’s usually your gut. Breast cancer has tripled 16-year-olds are getting it. Something is not right so dig deep

Every doctor approaches breast cancer diagnosis and staging differently, and the decision about when to order an MRI depends on many factors specific to each patient's situation. MRI isn't always necessary in the initial diagnostic process, and many patients receive excellent care without needing one right away. It's completely natural to feel uncertain when comparing experiences with others in the community, and bringing up these concerns with your medical team can help you understand their specific approach to your care.