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Breast cancer 2 yrs ago. surgery n radiotherapy, opted no meds. a wk ago, ggt 58, sgot 45. ultrasound cleared, hepatitis a, b, c neg. what should i do?
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Stage, ER?PR?: You should go to see your oncologist and discuss with your md. What is your stage? Er/pr/her2neu status? What is your cancer marker? Do you take any new medication? A subsequent imaging study like ct scan may be needed. Discuss further with your oncologist. If it is er+ breast cancer, endocrine therapy would be recommended.
Answered 3/26/2014
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Need additional info: When treated what is the stage of the disease, , is er ;pr positive etc needed to answer , the tests are not the one you do to monitor disease, probably you are disease free , give more information , one of us will advise you.
Answered 4/4/2014
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