Yes, you can be eligible for both SSI and social security disability benefits at the same time. To explain, let's start by stating that the two disability programs that SSA, the Social Security Administration, administers are exclusive of each other.es, you can be eligible for both SSI and social security disability benefits at the same time. To explain, let's start by stating that the two disability programs that SSA, the Social Security Administration, administers are exclusive of each other.
Because a lump can be a symptom of breast cancer, all persistent breast lumps should be evaluated by a physician. However, the majority of breast lumps (approximately 80%) are due to non-cancerous causes.igns that suggest a lump is less likely to be cancerous: 1  The lump is soft. 2  The lump is discrete; it is easily distinguishable. 3  The lump moves in the breast. 4  There are multiple breast lumps. 5  There is an identical lump in the opposite breast. 6  The lump disappears after the menstrual cycle.
The absolute risk of a recurrence of the breast cancer within 10 years is about 35%. But if you have radiation therapy to the remaining breast tissue, you can reduce that risk by about 46%, according to a study that reviewed 17 clinical trials of radiation therapy after lumpectomy.or example: 1  If your current age is 20, the probability of developing invasive breast cancer in the next 10 years is .06%, or 1 in 1,732. 2  This means that 1 in 1,732 women in this age group can expect to develop breast cancer.