After finding a breast lump, i had a blood test that came back normal. is it still possible to have breast cancer?

Yes! Yes! Yes!: There is not a blood test to detect breast cancer. If there is an abnormal lump, you need a mammogram and ultrasound and then a biopsy to make a diagnosis. Only a biopsy, which is taking a sample of the lump, can determine if you do or do not have breast cancer. A biopsy can be done with a needle and results obtained in 24-72hours. See a breast specialist for evaluation-do not delay!

Yes: Blood tests tell almost nothing about whether or not you have breast cancer. Blood tests can only give us informatin about your overall health such as your blood cell counts and your liver and kidney function. A breast lump should be evaluated with a mammogram, a breast ultrasound, a breast mri, a breast biopsy, or some combination of the above.