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Old 02-23-2008, 09:37 PM #4
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Originally Posted by AZjanie View Post
...Anyhow; they found a bunch of calcifications in Sara (right) but Susan (left) was fine but they wanted me to see a surgeon!!

Oh Janie, you do make me laugh!

I too had calcification in one breast after being called back from a mammogram. I had the area surgically removed as it was too difficult to biopsy because of it's position.

I'm not on any of the DMDs or any other medication that could predispose to this. I guess we ladies who've had them, are just plain lucky!

I'm about due again for my next one, but I'm not worried at all.
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