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Old 03-25-2011, 02:32 PM   #11
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I was told by my primary care physician and also by a surgeon who specialized in mastectomies (she did some basic post-op care for me since my surgeon was in Canada) that a mammogram isn't an option (for obvious reasons) but that I should still receive manual check-ups along with ultrasound.

Even with this type of surgery, we are still left with breast tissue.
Thanks. I know men can get breast cancer so that's why i wondered.
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