Yes what should I look for in inflammatory breast cancer?

I am not sure if I can ask for my wife.
She is covered under insurance policy.

My question is : She wants to get a mammograph to be done. Which doctor should I consult before and after test?

Lump in breast still concerning me

This question is regarding mammography screening for my wife as a part of Annual Health Checkup. She is 30 year old and we have a 1.8 year old daughter who is still on breast feeding. I have a corporate health checkup package which also has mammography covered. Since my wife is just 30, I thought of skipping this test along with chest X-Ray and doing all other tests just to avoid unnecessary exposure to radiation. Kindly provide your opinion on whether skipping these tests are ok or you still advise doing this as part of the package? What is your opinion on radiation exposure through these tests?

Good day Doctor, my wife did a mammography and this was the conclusion of the test:

BILATERAL AXILLARY ADENOPATHY? REACTIVE
NO SIGNIFICANT ABNORMALITY IS SEEN IN THE BREAST PARENCHYMA.

Kindly explain what that means. Is there any cause for concern or immediate worries? Thanks

My husband has been complaining of itchy nipples. Last week one of them displayed a discharge. We went to the doctor who took a blood test to check prolactin levels, which were normal however the test showed inflammation and they have ordered a mammography. What does all this mean?

My Internal Medicine Dr said that on my last mammogram I had signs that I should have a different test next year when I have a mammogram. I do not understand why I should wait a year for this test to determine if there is a chance of breast cancer. I have a history of lung cancer they removed the lower lobe of my right lung and some limp nodes in 2001. Because of the action of the Doctors I never had to have radiation or chemotherapy. I do not know if I should consult a cancer doctor and pay for the test myself or wait for a year. I have three red spots on my right breast and mole on my right arm that has changed in the last three months. I am 72 years old.

I have a query for my wife, Age 46. As a routine check-up, Mammography is done for both breasts. Following is the result of the report:

Both breasts show dense glandular parenchyma. Underlying lesion may be obscured.
No suspicious microcalcification cluster seen.
No skin thickening or nipple retraction seen.
Bilateral axillae show lymph nodes.

IMPRESSIONS: BIRADS grade 0.

ADV. : Clinical and sonomammography (USG breats) correlation to review BIRADS grading.

Please suggest, do I need to go for sonomammography?
Thanks & Regards
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My wife is looking into breast implants and wanted to know to have a feel for how much harder it will be to detect potential breast tumors post surgery. She's done the traditional Google searches and knows that implants will make it more difficult to spot tumors during mammography but she doesn't have a feel for the magnitude and importance of that effect. Can an oncologist opine on this?