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What To Expect After Your Screening Mammogram A board certified radiologist* on the medical staff at Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas who specializes in breast imaging will interpret your

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How to fill out your screening mammogram

1. Schedule an appointment at a reputable mammography center.
2. Prior to your appointment, avoid using deodorants, lotions, powders, or any other products on your underarms or breast area, as these can interfere with the accuracy of the mammogram.
3. On the day of your screening mammogram, wear a two-piece outfit for easy access to your upper body.
4. Arrive at the mammography center at least 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment.
5. The technician will guide you into the mammography room and explain the procedure to you.
6. You will be asked to undress from the waist up and put on a gown that opens in the front.
7. The technician will position your breast on the mammography machine's flat surface.
8. The machine will compress your breast for a few seconds to capture the images. You may feel some discomfort or pressure during this process, but it should not be painful.
9. The technician will take multiple images of each breast from different angles.
10. After the images are taken, you can get dressed and wait for the technician to review the images for quality.
11. In most cases, you will receive the results of your screening mammogram within a few weeks.

Who needs your screening mammogram?

1. Women who are within the recommended age range for screening mammograms, typically between 40 and 75 years old.
2. Women who have a higher risk of developing breast cancer due to factors such as genetic mutations, family history of breast cancer, or previous breast abnormalities.
3. Women who have been advised by their healthcare provider to undergo regular screening mammograms due to specific health concerns.
4. It is always best to consult with a healthcare professional to determine if a screening mammogram is necessary in your individual case.

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What is your screening mammogram?

A screening mammogram is a specific type of breast exam that uses X-rays to detect abnormalities or changes in breast tissue.

Who is required to file your screening mammogram?

Individuals who meet certain age or risk factor criteria are typically required to get regular screening mammograms.

How to fill out your screening mammogram?

To fill out a screening mammogram, you will need to schedule an appointment with a healthcare provider or imaging center that specializes in mammography. During the exam, you will be asked to stand in front of an X-ray machine while a technologist positions your breast between two plates and compresses it to spread out the tissue.

What is the purpose of your screening mammogram?

The purpose of a screening mammogram is to detect breast cancer in its early stages, when it is most treatable.

What information must be reported on your screening mammogram?

A screening mammogram typically reports information such as breast density, the presence of any abnormalities or changes in breast tissue, and recommendations for follow-up exams or interventions if necessary.