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An x-ray of the breast taken to detect and diagnose breast cancer is called mammogram. It is recommended that women over 40 years should get a mammogram done ones in 2 years. This test is ordered when the doctor feels a lump or detects any other sign of breast cancer.

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Should I continue annual mammogram after endometrial cancer?

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Should I repeat a mammogram every 6 months at 47?

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What screening can help with the early detection of cancer?

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Dr. Ashraf Ghani

Dr. Ashraf Ghani

Can a mammogram miss cancer within months of a clear scan?

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What are the possible causes of breast swelling at age 42?

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Dr. Nitesh Goyal

Dr. Nitesh Goyal

Is mammography during pregnancy safe for the baby?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Mammogram delivers less dose, and the fetus will be far away from the radiation field. However, a close follow-up with an ultrasound of the fetus and an obstetrician is necessary. I hope this helps. Please revert in case of further queries. Thank you.

What does my abnormal mammogram result mean?

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Does stage 1 breast cancer at 52 need early treatment?

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Answered By
Dr. Usaid Yousuf

Dr. Usaid Yousuf

Can mammograms detect early breast cancer in obese women?

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Answered By
Dr. Sugandh Garg

Dr. Sugandh Garg

What are the small clustered cystic areas seen in the left breast.

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Nothing to worry about. Multiple small clustered lesions are benign (non-cancerous) cystic lesions.

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