Most women choose close surveillance, seeing their breast specialist twice a year for breast examinations along with screening. In addition to that, you may be referred for chemoprevention or hormonal treatment such as tamoxifen or if post-menopausal (raloxifene, exemestane). It is not necessary to have a mastectomy for ADH alone.
Most women choose close surveillance, seeing their breast specialist twice a year for breast examinations along with screening. In addition to that, you may be referred for chemoprevention or hormonal treatment such as tamoxifen or if post-menopausal (raloxifene, exemestane). It is not necessary to have a mastectomy for ADH alone.
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It is not necessary to have a mastectomy for ADH alone. Most women choose close surveillance, seeing their breast specialist twice a year for breast examinations along with screening. In addition to that, you may be referred for chemoprevention or hormonal treatment such as tamoxifen or if post-menopausal (raloxifene, exemestane).
It is not necessary to have a mastectomy for ADH alone.
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