Healthy Women

my grandma had breast cancer..but then the doctors got rid of it..but now i am afraid that my mom is going to get breast cancer…what are the odds of that happening?

Really it’s up for debate. As an ugly duckling I was teased maliciously for being unnactractive (specifically people would yell “Hey Beautiful!” and everyone would laugh) so I was unhappy all the time. After blooming, I was told all the time how beautiful I was. First – after all the teasing I found I did not trust or believe most people and that they were just continuing to tease me or embarass me, or if I DID believe them, I often found out later they were using compliments to get something from me of one sort or another. So I was miserable being unattractive, and now that I am supposedly attractive I don’t trust anyone when they comment on my looks. Why can’t they compliment my personality, or my intelligence? The only compliment that ever made me happy was someone who said I was as beautiful outside as I was inside. THAT made me happy. It said they looked inside first. Otherwise, beauty or lack of it is guaranteed to cause mistrust and misery. I’d rather be just plain and average. I’m not a raving beauty by any means, but enough things are said about me to make it seem I’m attractive, but in my heart I still don’t believe them. I was too ugly for too long to actually be as pretty as they say. It’s all illusion. So if you are just average – I envy you. I actually and honestly hate people talking about my looks. Regretfully, society seems to do that before ever looking at anything else, especially women.

To be honest, it can be pretty quick. Maybe a few months, but usually it takes longer than that.
But you are really asking the wrong question. CIN 3 is still very treatable and not really a cause for big concern. What you really should be asking is how long it takes to go from CIN 1 to invasive cancer. For the abnormaltiies to get outside the epithelial layer is what takes the long time. Only abot 20-25% of CIN 3 will become cancer, and it usually takes 5 years at least. Put another way, if left untreated for and entire year, CIN 3 only has a 3% chance of becomeing cancer.
So even if you are only getting yearly check ups with CIN 1, any thing will be caught before it is cancer. But paps aren’t 100% accurate, so most doctors will have you come in every 3-6 months.
And most importantly, please remember that most CIN 1 does not progress EVER!!! CIN 1 goes away on it’s on at least 70% of the time.

n how long did you last there?

It is breast tumors. Very few of them are actually cancerous, but they need to be removed. If you have her spayed at the same time, it won’t cost much more than the spay, and spaying will help her keep from growing more.
I had my 7 year old small dog spayed this sumer, as she had those tumors forming. She did really well, and couldn’t be happier now..It took about 3 weeks for her to really get back to her old self..

What are your biggest beauty sins?

im 14 tomorrow and i realized i have a lump in my left breast, and thought it might be breast cancer,but i also start my period soon and was wondering if it could have anything to do with my period?

I am a 24 yr old male and just the other day I felt a lump right under my nipple, I immediately got freaked out and started searching the web for answers. The pain wasn’t severe, just a lil bit of pain, and today I am no longer feeling the pain, but I still feel the lump…since breast cancer in men is very rare I have the feeling its just a cyst but I wanted to know what others thought before I went to get a check up…Anyone think they know what it is or have been through this before?

Should we be teaching our daughters that in order to be “beautiful” they need a spray tan, fake eye lashes, fake teeth, fake hair, and a ton of make up?

To be honest, it can be pretty quick. Maybe a few months, but usually it takes longer than that.
But you are really asking the wrong question. CIN 3 is still very treatable and not really a cause for big concern. What you really should be asking is how long it takes to go from CIN 1 to invasive cancer. For the abnormaltiies to get outside the epithelial layer is what takes the long time. Only abot 20-25% of CIN 3 will become cancer, and it usually takes 5 years at least. Put another way, if left untreated for and entire year, CIN 3 only has a 3% chance of becomeing cancer.
So even if you are only getting yearly check ups with CIN 1, any thing will be caught before it is cancer. But paps aren’t 100% accurate, so most doctors will have you come in every 3-6 months.
And most importantly, please remember that most CIN 1 does not progress EVER!!! CIN 1 goes away on it’s on at least 70% of the time.