SURGERY FOR BREAST CANCER - Part 1 - Lumpectomy, Mastectomy? Everything you need to know.

And we are back!!!
In this week's video we explain the different type of surgical procedures a woman can have if diagnosed with breast cancer. We take you through the indications, surgery, risks and complications. We believe that being informed and understanding the surgery you possibly will have is important in making your decision. Hope this helps. D&V.

[@fleurdavril1465]

The lady on the left explains things very clearly....thank you.

[@meryemmehmet6376]

Thanks for clear info. Very helpful

[@mariaa.9383]

Thank you very much for this video.

[@soumleiypin1050]

Very helpful doctor! Thank you so much 🙏

[@adanam6377]

So informative and highly simplified medical info into digestible manner. Really helpful. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Drs.

[@Cyndrome11]

Ladies-Wonderful video… I am 67 and was recently diagnosed with DCIS grade 2 in my left breast. In and of itself I would consider lumpectomy. BUT!!
Here is where it gets complicated; prior to my diagnosis a genetic counselor I saw this June put me at a 35% risk of developing cancer.
I guess that is a mute point now. I have been diagnosed in the past after tissue biopsy with ADH in my right breast. I also carry a very strong family history having two sister and a paternal aunt with invasive cancer. My younger sister was diagnosed at 45 then deceased at 53 from metastatic cancer. I carry VUS gene mutation as well as my older sister that was recently diagnosed with invasive breast cancer last year.
Prior to my diagnosis I had already been considering simple bi-lateral mastectomy choosing to go flat.
I know you cannot make this decision for me so I am just looking at it from a clinical stand point. Given the many risk factors that motivate treatment choice.

[@stchannel2476]

I enjoyed this . Thank you.

[@user23056]

Thank you.

[@hazelmccall]

Informative

[@dacapoastra]

Do you have an anaesthetic for the wire insertion?

[@pamelasookermany7175]

Hi Doctors... I just turned 73 years of age.... June 2021 was 7 yrs since I had Surgery to remove cists ... nipple..... Oct 2020 lumps reocuried now Doctor wants me to have Masectomy.

[@Ika3440]

What should be done after you had a mastectomy for ten years with lymphatic fluid still resting around the rib also in a small pocket about 2 cm.

[@healinhand]

Radiation therapy is non negotiable?

[@bobbipetty7411]

You have control over your body. You don't have to do anything that is not right for you.

[@rosehawthorne4010]

What cause the burning after mastectomy

[@qchang1321]

Nerves were damaged

[@jimscott6257]

1- DCIS cancer (stage 0) may require a lumpectomy, but not necessarily radiation .
2- The assumption is sometimes made that women care about their physical aspect, but some women may not care about their symmetry and may prefer a partial breast to no breast.

[@jeanniesabol5410]

Breast cancer patients have a CHOICE of whether they prefer a mastectomy rather than lumpectomy. The PATIENT not the surgeon decides. Patient's body, patient's choice, despite surgeon's preference or recommendation.

[@healinhand]

Not exactly accurate