Women’s Health

Have questions about mammograms, breast cancer, and other women's health issues? Take a look through our articles and resources section to find answers.

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Lumps in Breast During Pregnancy

Finding a lump in the breast during pregnancy or breastfeeding can be stressful, but is actually a common occurrence. While this can be concerning, the upside is that the majority of these lumps are benign. Breast lumps happen for many

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How Long for Breast Biopsy Results

If you’re waiting for results from your breast biopsy, it’s understandable to feel nervous.  Naturally, when you’re anxious to know what the test will show, it feels as though time is moving very slowly. How long will you have to

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Comprehensive Breast Care Center: What To Expect

Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women. However, with regular checkups and proper care, it’s possible to detect the early signs of breast cancer. As a result, you may receive more successful, minimally invasive treatment.   Mammograms, for example, are one

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5 Common Types of Benign Breast Problems

Although breast cancer is a serious concern for many women worldwide, it’s important to remember that not every breast problem that you or a loved one will encounter means cancer.  Breast problems refer to any issues or abnormalities that occur

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Get Same-Day Mammogram Results Today

Getting a mammogram is an essential part of a woman’s health journey. However, waiting for the results can be a nerve-wracking experience.  Fortunately, The Breast Center of Maple Grove offers same-day mammogram results that we promptly communicate with you and

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Age for First Mammogram

Medical experts recommend that all women should start receiving their annual screening mammogram at age 40. This recommendation is supported by the American College of Radiology (ACR), the Society of Breast Imaging (SBI), and the breast imaging specialists at The

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