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fibroadenoma vs phylloides


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Posted by Stephanie on 3/5/2004 from 68.155.176.207:

Hi, I'm 32 and found a lump in my left breast about 6 months ago , I had a mammogram and core biopsy, the results were fibroadenoma vs phylloides . my doctor said phylloides could become cancer so have it removed by a surgeon. I'm a single mother with no health insurance,can these types of conditions go away? If anyone has any advice or has been told the same thing I would greatly appreciate your input. I'm really scared , probably because I dont understand why the biopsy didn't determine between the two types of lesions. I thank You in advance .



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