Finding a Lump 1 Week After Mamogram?

Definitely could be some swelling from getting ready to flow, my boobs always got sore and hard spots often right before my period. You are probably just ultra aware of your breasts right now because you just had the mamo.
Give it another week and if it doesnt go away you better make another appointment just to relieve your stress.
Congrats on your negative mamogram, I just had one 3 weeks ago and stressed out till the results came back ;)

Why not call the doctor's office and ask? You're too busy to be chewing your fingernails over this. If it's nothing, you won't need to give it another thought. If it's something to worry about, you're catching it early. That's a win-win situation.

I'm a breast cancer survivor so I have a soapbox about mammograms and checking on yourself. But you've had your mammogram so instead of soapboxing I'll award you a (virtual) medal instead! :^)

Call your doctor and speak with him about. It maybe just bruised tissue from where the machine pressed your breast hard. These things are not the most pleasant of things to have done but we do do them.

Keep an eye on the lump for the next two weeks for any changes in size or feel from being sore to a hard lump with no feeling to it. (Breast cancer survivor 13 years). Get to know every area of your breasts from dimples to odd shapes and such so that you will know if something does not feel right. If I had not known that what I felt was not right I could have lost my whole breast or possibly my life as the longer you wait the more things can spread.

Keep us posted. Put some hot sauce on the fingernails so you don't bite them off and relax.

The other S.

PS I got to call for my annual mammo.

It definitely sounds like a bruise to me, as another breast cancer survivor (and congrats on getting the mammo, good for you!). And since it's the beginning of your cycle, that can be a factor too. You always want to wait through menstruation whenever you find something funky, so after your period is over, check again. If it's still there, then call the doctor. Chances are it will diminish before then. Just remember how delicate breast tissue is, and this is the first time it's been so squashed, it makes perfect sense that something got tweaked, especially if it hurt in the same spot during the test.

I would call the clinic where you had it done and ask them. This may be something that happens often.

My mom is a breast cancer survivor so if there is one thing I don't mess around with its my breasts. I will start having mammograms when I turn 30 in April because there is family history. I would call the doctor if for any reason to help your worrying.

Have you received your mamogram results back yet? I went in for a pap, felt/found noththing. Then went in 1 week later for mamo and that showed a lump. (long story short, they ended up removing it and everything is normal). My point is a lump can appear at any time. It's better to be safe than sorry. I would go back to your doctors and have your OB look at it.
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Oh, and pray! I will be praying for you as well.