Breast Cancer Recurrence: What Every Survivor Needs to Know - Dr Tasha

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  • Опубликовано: 20 дек 2024

Комментарии • 28

  • @jomortonbrown
    @jomortonbrown Месяц назад +6

    Brilliant guidance as always ❤

    • @drtashag
      @drtashag  Месяц назад

      Thank you so much Jo 🙏🏽

  • @musbahumohammadhabib8375
    @musbahumohammadhabib8375 Месяц назад +4

    Thank you very much for this wonderful informative video

    • @drtashag
      @drtashag  Месяц назад

      You are very welcome 🤗

  • @maribelpasking2337
    @maribelpasking2337 Месяц назад +2

    Good evening Dr Tasha thank you for your very informative video.

    • @drtashag
      @drtashag  Месяц назад

      You are very welcome Maribel 🤗

  • @SallySimmonds
    @SallySimmonds 6 дней назад

    So helpful. Thank you.

    • @drtashag
      @drtashag  5 дней назад

      You are welcome Sally. Glad it was helpful 🙏🏽

  • @Elenitsa21
    @Elenitsa21 16 дней назад +2

    Very nice video! At 49, got diagnosed with a 2.5 cm mixed mucinous tumor with micropapillary pattern. No lymph node involvement, grade 2, ER + 90%, PR + 30%, and lymphovascular invasion present. Had surgery, radiation and currently on endocrine therapy. Is the risk of recurrence high?

  • @debbiesheldon5086
    @debbiesheldon5086 17 дней назад +1

    Just going through a terrible time my 34 year old daughter has just had negative mammogram & mri then routine Ct scan has showed active cancer in her lung, within a year of lumpectomy, very recent so no treatment plan in place yet very worrying for a Mum of 5 and 2 year old.

    • @drtashag
      @drtashag  17 дней назад +2

      I am so sorry to hear about your daughter Debbie. I hope her treatment goes well 🙏🏽

  • @coolgirlsuchi
    @coolgirlsuchi Месяц назад +2

    Hello Doctor what is the chance of reoccurrence in TNBC after achieving PCR both breast and lymph node after chemo and surgery. With negative genetic panrl

    • @drtashag
      @drtashag  Месяц назад

      I am afraid I can’t comment on individual cases. However, having PCR after chemotherapy is very encouraging.

  • @skyeblu1722
    @skyeblu1722 Месяц назад +6

    The chemo bald heads should be a thing of the past! Hopefully soon……I believe so often chemo is unnecessary

    • @susantaulli6580
      @susantaulli6580 21 час назад

      That’s the bottom of my list of worries. That’s temporary. Hair grows back.

  • @marlongreeb831
    @marlongreeb831 17 дней назад

    What is immunotherapy?

  • @sarwatmansoor4918
    @sarwatmansoor4918 7 дней назад

    Doctor pls guide me with the decision...
    My mom of age 73 yrs now already having Parkinson disease right side dominant..Last yr when she was 72yrs old was diagnosed with rt side invasive ductal carcinoma of stage 2 which is ER n PR positive. Her lymph nodes on rt axilla were positive plus one node above clavicle was also shown in CT scan.
    Her oncologist started with Femara 2.5mg n later Aromasin 25mg....n for 1.5 yrs my mom has taken this medicine n it has given a great response as primary tumor regressed a lot in size plus all the lymph nodes r no more visible in CT scan now...
    Her oncologist sent us to the breast surgeon n told that it's ready to b operated. Yet my mom has to continue taking the same medicine Femara or Aromacin for another 4yrs even after her mastectomy.
    My mom is not willing for surgery n she is of mind that if medicine has responded so well n it didn't spread so why shud I go for surgery followed by radiotherapy sessions that her surgeon has suggested.
    At the moment we have postponed her surgery as she often becomes angry if we discuss this matter.
    Can u guide what worse can happen if she doesn't go for surgery n continue only on her oral medicines?

  • @nolahayes1559
    @nolahayes1559 Месяц назад +4

    I was in remission with my breast cancer for 6 years, eastrogen positive progesterone negative, 1 and a half lymph node removal. I had a lumpectomy on my left breast , chemotherapy, radiation. I was all clear for the 6 years,, then l was diagnosed with Stage 4, after having Covid, l do think there is a correlation with that, and a trigger response from this. Anyone’s thoughts on this?

    • @motherof1132
      @motherof1132 Месяц назад

      I’m surprised. How are you feeling now?

    • @nolahayes1559
      @nolahayes1559 Месяц назад +2

      I am coping ok, just have to get my head around reoccurrence that can happen any time

    • @drtashag
      @drtashag  Месяц назад +2

      I am sorry to hear about this. Unfortunately breast cancer can recur at any time after diagnosis.

    • @elsyromero5580
      @elsyromero5580 12 дней назад +2

      I don't understand how the reocurrance is missed until it is stage 4 if we are being checked regularly? May I ask what stage where you in your first diagnosis? Sending you love.

    • @nolahayes1559
      @nolahayes1559 12 дней назад

      @@elsyromero5580 I was between Stage 2 / and Stage 3, when l was diagnosed. I went in for a routine mammogram check. And what a shock it was cancer. I had no symptoms, and there is no history of Breast Cancer in the family. .

  • @Victory2391
    @Victory2391 Месяц назад +2

    🙏🙏🙏

  • @ShirleyJackson-d9k
    @ShirleyJackson-d9k 6 дней назад

    Use proton cancer treatment people

  • @ShirleyJackson-d9k
    @ShirleyJackson-d9k 6 дней назад +3

    Every cancer returns. Radiation ,chemo only postpones the end