The American Cancer Society, or ACS, recommends that women ages 40 to 44 have the choice to begin yearly breast cancer screenings with a mammogram. In other words, a woman should carefully discuss the risks versus benefits of undergoing a mammogram with her doctor.
We referred her to this topic, said that post-stent pain was not uncommon and that, assuming nothing is amiss with the stent, this pain usually goes away in time. She replied today: ...you are correct about 2 days after my post the pain stopped, which made it about 6 weeks after stenting.
i am going for a nuc stress test wednesday, does the dr give u the results after the test is completed or how long does it take to get results? also how long do u run the tradmill for? 4 hrs seems like a while to be there so just wondering how long they make u run for and do u feel they dye when the inject it in u ?