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You have no cancer or visible cancer cells. The radiologist saw something but declared it non cancerous which is something I read about and it is not luncommon at all. You have a really good reading. If you are still concerned, for your peace of mind,
please call and speak to your nurse navigator and she will explain it in detail to you. It'll make you feel so much better. Wishing you well. Love and hugs! I
Always, always ask questions that are in your mind. We don't mind at all and it helps keep the stress down. This is new to you so of course you have a lot of questions and concerns. Your feelings are normal. Your nurse navigator will be your BFF right now. She can help you with everything and I mean everythjng. You will love her. Please stay in touch so we know how you're doing. You're going to be just fine. Promise. It's a bit overwhelming in the beginning so keep asking questions. Love and hugs!
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@ JudiHolland- Thank you! I really appreciate your insight! I’m going to call the nurse. I really try not to worry, but it’s so hard!
Great news on the clear mammogram — that's a real win worth celebrating! 🎉
A BI-RADS 2 result means the radiologist found something, but it's confirmed as benign (noncancerous). It's actually a reassuring score, just one step above a completely clear result. After a lumpectomy and radiation, it's very common for imaging to Show Full Answer
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