Yes, you can have a mammogram after breast implants. Women with saline or silicone implants should generally continue breast cancer screening according to their age, personal risk and doctor’s advice. However, mammography with breast implants requires additional care because an implant can hide some breast tissue on an X-ray. Tell the mammography facility about your implants when booking the appointment….
A mammogram report that says dense breasts can feel worrying, but dense breast tissue is common and is not a diagnosis of breast cancer. It means there is more fibrous and glandular tissue, and less fatty tissue, visible on a mammogram. The important next step is not panic. It is understanding how breast density affects screening and discussing a plan…
Breast cancer care in Nepal can be the right choice when a patient can access accurate diagnosis, skilled breast surgery, medical oncology, radiotherapy when needed, and dependable follow-up close to home. Modern cancer care in Nepal may include imaging, biopsy, surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, hormone therapy, targeted medicines, and supportive care through coordinated specialist services. The best decision is not about…
Yes. Seeking a second opinion on cancer is generally appropriate and often helpful, especially before major surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or a long-term treatment decision. A second medical opinion gives another qualified cancer specialist the opportunity to review your diagnosis, pathology report, scans, stage, and treatment plan. For people considering breast cancer treatment in Nepal, an independent review can help…
Does Sleeping Position Affect Breast Health? Does sleeping position affect breast health? The simple answer is: sleeping position does not cause breast cancer, does not permanently change breast size, and does not directly damage healthy breasts. However, the way you sleep can affect breast comfort, pressure, soreness, swelling, and support, especially in women with larger breasts, breast pain, pregnancy-related breast…
Mammography in Nepal is an important breast screening test used to detect breast cancer early, often before a lump can be felt. Many women worry that mammograms may increase cancer risk because they use radiation. In reality, modern mammography uses low-dose X-rays, and major cancer organizations state that the benefits of regular screening generally outweigh the small radiation risk for…
Breast cancer surgery can be safe in Nepal when it is performed by a trained breast cancer specialist in a proper surgical setup with accurate diagnosis, anesthesia support, pathology, imaging, and follow-up care. The success of breast cancer surgery in Nepal depends less on the country and more on early diagnosis, cancer stage, surgical planning, the doctor’s expertise, and access…
Many women worry that wearing a bra, especially an underwire bra might increase their risk of breast cancer. It’s one of the most common questions our breast specialists hear at Advance Breast Clinic. The short answer? No, wearing a bra does not cause breast cancer. But there’s more nuance to this topic than a one line answer. In this blog,…
Breast pain during period is usually caused by normal hormonal changes in the menstrual cycle. Many women feel breast heaviness, swelling, soreness, or tenderness before or during their period. This is called cyclic breast pain or cyclic mastalgia. In most cases, period-related breast pain is not dangerous. It often starts a few days to two weeks before menstruation and improves…
When it comes to breast health, one important question many women ask is: “Do I need the same breast screening test at every age?” The simple answer is no. A woman’s breast tissue changes naturally over time, and because of these changes, the most effective screening method also changes with age. What works well for someone in her 50s may…