A: Breast biopsy after thermography?

November 9, 2006

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I don't know about protocol, but I can do any testing. I would have

get an ultrasound first or a mammogram. An ultrasound will not

distinguish between a benign or malignant mass. If the U/S is

positive, then get a mammogram. As long as she has insurance, I

would do everything else before a biopsy. Unless she is worried,

then just do a biopsy. I would not however do a biopsy based

on a thermography and I don't think an MD would.

Deanna Berman, ND, CM

Ithaca, NY

At 02:10 PM 11/8/2006, you wrote:

Hi Brad,

Thanks for your response.

Yes, it is a TH4 on the affected breast and a TH3 on the other. I

already have her on DIM, glutathione, BTGs since she found the lump

(which I took as a sign of estrogen dominance). I'm confident in

that treatment, but am still hoping to find out about protocol with this

stuff and to cover my bases in the event that it is malignant.

Thanks again,

Chang, ND

On 11/8/06, Brad West, ND

<BradWestND@...>

wrote:

,

Im not completely sure about the Biopsy and protocol and look forward to

input from others with more experience as well. But, I am wondering

if the Thermography report used the Marseilles classifaction system,

TH1-TH5. Sounds like she is in the TH3-4f range, at 50%risk with

the f for fibrosistic hx, so likely a TH3f. Do you know?

In that situation, I have seen docs and thermography docs recommend an

ultrasound, and immediately get on a treatment plan that includes

calcium-d-glucarate, Indoplex with DIM, Recancostat (glutathione) and

lymph drainage/BTG's. UNDA #'s____ ?? NOt usre, but perhaps look

into Conium 200c or similar depending on her presentation.

Blessings,

Brad

Dr Bradley West (ND)

PO Box 1434

Felton, CA 95018

Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and

leave a trail.

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