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I just want to knw in how many years gapping should I do sonography for breast checking? Actually in 2019 I did sonography den when should I do sonography for just checking? Should I do sonography every year?
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Depends on your family history. If you have a strong family history, get it done every year. If not every 3 years is enough.
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Your first screening is at the age of 35 years if you don't have any symptoms and no family history of breast cancer. Otherwise it is done at the age of 30 years. There are many views regarding the periodicity of repeat mammography. Different States in the USA have different guidelines, Canada has different guidelines. I couldn't come across any Indian Guidelines. The rough impression is that it should be done every 2 years in women with no family history. For women with family history it is done every year (till the age of 55 years).
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Mammogram recommended for screening purposes every year
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Do u hv a family history of breast cancer?
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