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A member asked:
Stage 2 invasive duct breast cancer that spread to lobule. doing mri on other side to see if there is cancer there. might be in lymph nodes does stage change if it is in lymph nodes and other breast too? what is usual treatment? thanks
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Staging breast CA: The stage will be affected by the presence in lymph nodes, but if it is in the opposite breast, it will be a second primary which will be staged independently. It's commonplace to have a primary on each side and still get a good outcome
Answered 10/22/2016
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Need Oncologist: You have asked a thoughtful and important question. That has to be answered by a qualified oncologist. It is complicated and depends on protocols and full knowledge of your situation. If you are not sure of an answer from one oncologist get a second opinion from another. I am not an oncologist and not qualified to give the answer you deserve.
Answered 3/21/2019
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