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Sylvie,
Get rid of that doctor. What type of insurance do you have? There is usually a phone number on the back of your insurance card and you can speak to a representative and ask them to suggest a doctor within your network and your location. Secondly, there was a lot of controversy about the age when to get a mammogram. I had my first one at 17 because there was a lump under my arm. Thankfully it was benign. People thought that was insane and too young to have one done. However, breast cancer runs in my family and I'm susceptible to lumps, fibroids, etc. So, I would go regularly. For the last 2 years, I would have to have mammograms and ultrasounds every 6 months (if you can believe that) because of what appeared to be abnormal findings. Just this past year, I was told having them done annually is now sufficient enough. You need to be your own advocate and sometimes doctors with these particular so-called bedside manners are somewhat of a red flag. You need to be comfortable with your doctors. Let me know how you make out if you're able to find another doctor an again, the type of health insurance you have. I usually do my own research when I get a doctor referral and check their credentials. I check to see if they've had malpractice suits, etc. Good Luck and let me know if I can help. Quote:
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