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Breast biopsy, why the long route

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jedimistress | 16:25 Tue 28th Apr 2009 | Body & Soul
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I've just had a breast biopsy. The lump was on the bottom half of my breast. Why does the doctor enter through the top of my breast taking the long route down with a giant needle? Why not just enter my breast from the bottom?
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A very, very good question for which I have no answer.
16:39 Tue 28th Apr 2009
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Maybe because the part where he took the biopsy for gave a better representation of the prevalence of the lump.

hope the results are ok hun xx
16:42 Tue 28th Apr 2009
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he was afraid to stop and ask for directions?
17:28 Wed 29th Apr 2009

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