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Brca 1 mutation
Hi, my mom had breast cancer in early 30s and ovary cancer in early 40s. I am alright but tested positive for Brca 1 mutation. What should I do now?
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Please start your screening for breast cancer and ovarian cancer annually You can get an annual clinical health check up, with USG breast or MRI breast for screening and an USG abdomen as well Self examination of breast periodically for any palpable lumps. Don't neglect any palpable masses and consult a qualified doctor
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Hi previous post I mentioned that males can also have risk of prostate cancer in 2nd line .Please correct it as what I want to say is males can also have risk of breast cancer apart from prostate cancer for which self examination regularly and clinical examination by doctor every 6 months is required
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