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Thanks for the reply! Glad you are doing well! They have recommended 33 radiation treatments plus hormone blocking therapy for me as well so I guess that’s pretty standard!! Keep up the good response!!
Me I do 🫶 I'm still new but that what I have. I'm still testing..then I go to the Cancer Treatment Appointment Tomorrow so I will know more. I got it in both sides right and left side. I had to do a Bone 🦴 Test Today. Taking it Day by Day. 🩷🎗️🩷Thank You 😊
Mixed ductal and lobular breast cancer means you have both types of breast cancer cells present. The two main types are:
• Ductal carcinoma - starts in the milk ducts
• Lobular carcinoma - begins in the milk-producing glands (lobules)
Since your cancer is stage 2B with lymph node involvement, your treatment plan will Show Full Answer
I had lobular in right breast, ductal in left breast (with lobular features) The left breast tumor size made the stage 2B. Both sides were ER/PR positive HER negative. 4 lymph nodes biopsied all negative. I had full chest radiation plus lymph node radiation(neck area) on the left side due to the tumor size on that side. I had 35 radiation treatments. ALso I am taking Anastrozole . The Onco score on both sides indicated chemo not recommended, so I did not have chemo. Surgery was Aug 2022. I am doing fine 3 years out.
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