Intertrigo, or a rash under the breast, is a common issue that many women encounter. But what is it? What causes it? And how can The Breast Center of Maple Grove help? Let’s take a look at this common issue
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
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
Did you know that more than 80% of women wear the wrong bra size? Sure, it’s an uncomfortable subject, but it’s important to know how a bra should fit, as an ill-fitted bra does more than cause irritation and occasional
Can you wear deodorant to a mammogram? No, you should not wear deodorant, antiperspirant, powder, or lotion before a mammogram because these products can interfere with imaging results and may appear as artifacts on the scan. Deodorant contains aluminum, which
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
You had your regular mammogram, just like you do every year. But this time, the office called and asked you to return for additional testing. We understand you might feel scared. Being nervous about what happens next is normal, but
What Is Breast Imaging? Breast imaging refers to a group of diagnostic tests used to examine breast tissue for abnormalities, including mammography, ultrasound, and MRI. While mammograms remain the primary screening tool, additional imaging techniques may be used to improve
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
Summary: Alcohol can disrupt estrogen balance, affecting menstrual cycles, fertility, and overall women’s health. Even moderate alcohol intake may increase breast cancer risk by raising estrogen levels, damaging DNA, and weakening immunity. Reducing or eliminating alcohol, combined with regular mammograms
Researchers and women’s health experts have been studying and discussing the possible connection between a woman’s age at childbirth and her risk of developing breast cancer. We’ll explore the facts and findings surrounding this topic and what, if any, potential
Breast cancer develops due to abnormal growth of cells in the breast tissue. Cells in the body are in a constant process of growth, division, and death, and cancer occurs in any body part where cells grow and divide rapidly
