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Post mastectomy, a breast cancer patient may opt for breast reconstructive surgery at a later date or settle for a breast form in which there are multiple options.

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Posted in Breast Cancer

Certain factors will help the oncologist decide what are your breast cancer treatment options - whether mastectomy, lumpectomy, chemotherapy, radiation, etc.

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Posted in Breast Cancer

Breast cancer treatment involves chemotherapy and radiotherapy that may have side effects, usually shortterm. We have tips on how you can cope with these.

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Posted in Breast Cancer

Screening for breast lumps can be done through mammography which provides an x-ray picture of the breast. This can help in early detection of breast cancer.

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Looking after a breast cancer patient can be emotionally challenging if you are a caregiver. We have a checklist on how you can make it easy for yourself.

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A common confusion occurs when choosing between triangular and teardrop breast form shapes. Many buyers do not understand the purpose of their individual design. They are actually very different in the look they give.

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Posted in Breast Forms

Thorough homework before breast cancer surgery for appropriate mastectomy clothing is important and involves buying all necessary items much in advance.

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Posted in Recovery

Experts believe breast cancer patients opting for double mastectomy or bilateral prophylactic mastectomy could be running the risk of over-treating themselves.

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Radiation therapy after breast cancer surgery is required only in certain circumstances to prevent recurrence of cancer and this decision is taken by the doctor.

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Posted in Breast Cancer

A bone disease that effects mostly women, osteoporosis can be prevented through a diet rich in calcium and Vitamin D and regular bone density scans.

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Posted in Osteoporosis