Mammograms Reviews

This is not your usual review; it's not about jam, or shower gel. Or even about a book. It's about the importance of checking your breasts regularly and following up on any changes. It's never going to be applicable to everyone, but it may just be applicable to you. A woman in the UK has a 1 in 9 chance of getting breast cancer at some ...  Read the complete review

As soon as I was 50 I got my invite - come and have a mammogram - now there's something to look forward to! Just when I had finished with the indignity of smear tests they want to start on my boobs! Seriously I knew it was coming and intended to take advantage of the free service. Every woman in the UK between the ages of 50 and 64 is ...  Read the complete review

Any woman in the UK over the age of fifty is entitled to a free mammogram once every three years, and this is often carried out at a mobile screening unit in a car park, such as those at Asda supermarkets. The mobile units should mean that you do not have to travel far to take advantage of this opportunity; the potential problem is that there are ...  Read the complete review

Last year my sister and I were diagnosed with breast cancer, my sister had invasive and I had early ductal cancer in situ. My sister had to have chemo and I radiotherapy, its scary but not the end of the world, we are both here to tell the tale. After my sister was diagnosed I went to my Doc because I was 52 yrs old at the time and ...  Read the complete review

Breast Cancer ____________ 1 in 12 women in the UK develops breast cancer at some piont or another in there lives It is one of the most common forms of cancer in women today. Although it very rarely affects women under the age of 35, women of all ages should get to know the normal look and feel of their ...  Read the complete review

Recently I found out that 10% of women that have mammograms receive a false reading. My mother has had 3 mammograms over 2 years that have all came back clear, even the one she had last Monday came back clear, Dr, nurse and my mum could all feel the lump but it did NOT show on the mammogram so the Dr did an ultrasound where the lump was detected. ...  Read the complete review

Breast Cancer While at work I received this email about Breast cancer. It was interesting. When the name comes up 'breast cancer' we all think that its got to do with problems in the cells inside us, but after reading this, it makes you think that it could be any chemicals that we use on our body. I challenge you all to re-think ...  Read the complete review