A breast cancer diagnosis can cause emotional distress for both the individual and their family/friends. While breast cancer may not cause interpersonal problems, it can often worsen deteriorating relationships. For… Read More »How Breast Cancer Affects Relationships
Do you feel an anxious flutter in your chest when you think about your next trip to the breast center? Do the fears that you associate with a mammogram prevent… Read More »Is Your “Mammogram Anxiety” Preventing You From Scheduling Your Routine Screening?
Mastectomy is a treatment option in which the entire breast is removed in order to prevent breast cancer recurrence or as a preventative measure in high risk individuals. Many women… Read More »Recovering From A Mastectomy
Every woman has a unique breast tissue pattern which contributes to the way each woman’s breasts normally look and feel. Some women’s breasts may have a lumpy/rope-like texture which is… Read More »Do You “Know” Your Breasts?
Once you reach a certain age, your primary care provider recommends you visit a screening center for annual breast cancer screenings to ensure you have no signs of breast cancer.… Read More »When To Start Getting Routine Breast Cancer Screenings
Fortunately, women can take the following lifestyle-related factors into account to ensure that they are taking every possible precaution to reduce their risk of developing breast cancer.
If you are considered high-risk or are above 40 years old, please continue reading for the recommendations for having a mammogram post-vaccination.