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Hi, Mopo1027. I so know what you're going through... I remember how I was before my biopsy, unable to eat (I lost 9 pounds in a week, I wasn't eating at all), unable to sleep, barely able to function at all, being incredibly dizzy all the time, and having this horrible feeling of NOT KNOWING, the anxiety, and the physical distress... I so know, and I so understand... Unfortunately, nobody but the biopsy can tell you what's wrong. Wrongfully neoplasm is assimilated to cancer, but that's not always true. A neoplasm is just an abormal tissue proliferation, a growth. It can very well be benign. The statistics show that there are more benign tumours than malignant. I wish you from all my heart to be in the majority that only has harmless nodules. Do they hurt? How were they discovered? Only one breast is affected? Are there any nipple discharges? Did the breast(s) modify their shape/color? When are you going for your biopsy? BEST OF LUCK, and lots of strength, and, I know it's easier said than done, but try to worry about things that already happened, try not to suffer in advance... Think positive, and surround yourself with laughter and good mood. Take it as lightly as you can, it may be nothing and and all this anxiety will prove itself so in vain... I very much hope it's nothing. |
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