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September 15, 2025
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A MyEndometrialCancerTeam Member

Hi Christine yes I will keep you posted. Ty

September 17, 2025
A MyEndometrialCancerTeam Member

Hi Viola. Yes I’ve had to have additional testing. ( ultrasound, needle biopsy) after a screening mammogram, but I have very dense breast tissue. I hope that is the case for you and it turns out benign or just a calcification.
Please let us know how it comes out. Hugs

September 17, 2025
myEndometrialCancerTeam

While waiting for biopsy results can be anxiety-inducing, it's important to remember that your healthcare team is being thorough in their evaluation. The biopsy will provide clear information about any abnormalities found in your mammogram.

Recovery from procedures like biopsies typically involves
• Following your Show Full Answer

While waiting for biopsy results can be anxiety-inducing, it's important to remember that your healthcare team is being thorough in their evaluation. The biopsy will provide clear information about any abnormalities found in your mammogram.

Recovery from procedures like biopsies typically involves:
• Following your doctor's specific post-procedure care instructions
• Avoiding strenuous activities as directed
• Watching for any unusual symptoms
• Keeping follow-up appointments Remember that your healthcare team will reach out to you when they receive your test results. They will then advise you about any next steps or additional care that may be needed. They may call you to follow up or schedule another appointment to discuss the findings in detail.

September 15, 2025

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