25
May

My mom had breast cancer 3 years ago. There was a scare a few months ago with a lump that turned out to be cyst, thank God. But now, she found a lump in her chest and her legs are very very very sore. She has been working out a few times a week just to let you know. She has been on Timoxifin or w/e and other medication. She has arranged a doctor's appointment for next week with her cancer physician. Could these all be cysts? Are there any other things that this could be other than cancer? What are the chances that this could be cancer? If you honestly have no experience or you aren't a doctor, please don't put in your 2 cents.

I’ll be refreshing this a lot and willing to answer questions you have that may help to solidify an answer. Please help.


Answer:
A challenging aspect of cancer is that even successfully treated patients must remain vigilant. You Mom is doing all of the right things by taking her hormone receptor med (Tamoxifen) and actively self-examining for tissue irregularities.

It is very possible that the lump is nonmalignant tissue, especially in light of her discovery of a cyst just a few months ago. It sounds like she has already made a connection between her leg pain and physical exercise, so I wouldn't be too concerned about that.

Seeing her physician and undertaking whatever tests are ordered will be her next ideal steps. Worrying and waiting for results are always difficult, so do your ideal to help her keep upbeat. She'll get through this rough patch in the road with your help.


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The only way to know if the lump in her chest is cancer is to get a mammogram and a biopsy. Until she sees her doctor and gets tests scheduled, you won't have the answer you are looking for.

The waiting is the scariest part and there's not much you can do. I'm sorry - I know how it feels.


Answer:
Google the word cysts.
You might find your answer there.
I wish your mom the best. I hope
everything will be ok. Huggs

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Cysts form primarily due to the lack of minerals in the body. Any infection causes the body to lose minerals. 99% of all cancers come from infection(s). Breast cancer is treated with chemotherapy, but cancer physicians know this is just an exercise in futility. I would strongly recommend your mom get help from a Certified Nutritional Therapist that can test her for any deficiencies she may have and locate any infections in the body. One particular area of suspect with breast cancer is the teeth. Many dental infections go unchecked and cause this problem in women. If she has ANY root canals, especially, look their first.

Chasing down cancers that pop up in the body is no way to deal with making her healthy. It will only give her “MAKE BELIEVE HEALTH” and things like biofilms formed in the body will multiply and cause cancers to move all over the body. Our immune system is actually designed to rid it of cancer cells, but if infections are left unchecked, it becomes overwhelming to the body to try and deal with them.

All you’ve to do is look at the cancer statistics to realize the medical people are NOT good at dealing with this problem. It will soon be the number two killer in the U.S. Heart disease is now number 2 and cancer number 3. The number one killer in the U.S. according to the AMA web site is doctor induced illnesses, medical malpractice, and FDA approved drugs. Last year over 106,000 people died in hospitals given FDA approved drugs by physicians for the illnesses they had.

good luck to you


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http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com

Im sorry for putting in my 2 cents but this is a website where you can find exactly what you think your mother has… I have found a couple of things which were wrong with me by searching it… its a great website with many descriptions and detail.

actually i tried to search it for you and if you scroll down you’ll see on of the causes is that it could be a cyist.http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/sym/chest_…


Answer:
Well I just wanted to state if it is cancer have her eat allot of apples,broccoli and all the cancer fighting foods.

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