Breast Cancer; What If The Pathologist is Wrong?
Breast Cancer; What If The Pathologist is Wrong?

Category: New Discoveries
March 19, 2015 - 11:58am — GinaS
BREAST CANCER; what if the pathologist is wrong?
Recent studies have noted that up to 25% of the pathologist interpretations of low-grade breast cancer may be misdiagnosed. Normal cells were sometimes misinterpreted as DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ). This has led to some women receiving unnecessary treatments.
Pathologists tend to be very accurate when it comes to invasive cancer, however DCIS is more challenging to diagnose and to figure out how to manage. Despite it's ominous sounding name, DCIS is not considered the equivalent of breast cancer. In many cases, these abnormal cells resolve on their own with no treatment. Of course that leaves women in a very difficult position; pursue aggressive treatment in some cases including chemotherapy, or do nothing and hope it goes away.
BETWEEN PASSIVE HOPE, AND AGGRESSIVE TREATMENT THERE IS I.M.120.
Using natural resources such as high-dose IV vitamin C, and other safe and healthy supplements, we can help turn the odds in your favor. Working together with your doctors we can give you the best chance of a bright future.
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