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Advice post PET CT scan
1) Diagnosed with breast cancer stage 2 in Jan 2022. Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy completed by July 2022.
2) First mammogram in Dec 2022. Normal.
3) Diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma on right nose. Surgery and reconstruction completed by June 2023.
4) Pre suregy PET CT scan normal in Feb 2023.
5) Second mammogram in Feb 2024. Normal.
6) Second PET CT scan report from Feb 2024 attached.
7) Want to understand implications of "Low grade metabolically active right breast skin thickening – status quo."
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That low grade metabolically active right breast skin thickening must be there in previous scan too. As it was same compared to old one it is not that significant .
Be assured and be in follow-up
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Just be in follow-up as ur doctor says
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Report to doctor immediately if you notice any obvious mass in either of the breast
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....those changes are likely reactive. Need to be om follow up
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