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Getting a mammogram isn’t just about showing up. How you prepare matters more than you think. Here are 5 common mistakes that can impact your results and your experience: 1. Not mentioning new breast symptoms If you’ve noticed a lump, pain, nipple discharge, or skin changes. SAY IT. This can change your imaging from a routine screening to a diagnostic mammogram, which is more targeted and thorough. 2. Booking during your period Your breasts are often more tender and swollen right before or during your cycle. This can make the mammogram more uncomfortable and harder to interpret. Aim for 1 week after your period when possible. 3. Thinking the mammogram has to be painful It shouldn’t be unbearable. Yes, there’s pressure but severe pain is not the goal. Communicate with your technologist so they can adjust positioning and compression appropriately. 4. Wearing deodorant, lotion, or powder These products can show up as white spots on imaging and mimic calcifications potentially leading to unnecessary callbacks and anxiety. 5. Skipping prior images or records If you’ve had prior mammograms at another facility, bring them or ensure they’re sent ahead of time. Comparison is critical for accurate interpretation and avoiding false alarms. Bottom line: Small prep steps = better accuracy, less discomfort, and fewer unnecessary callbacks. Let’s talk: When was your last mammogram? Or what’s one thing you wish you knew before your first one? Save this so you’re fully prepared and Share this with a friend who has an appointment coming up. Follow for more straightforward, no-fluff breast health education. #mammogramsavelives #mammogram #mammogramscreening #mammo #mammogramexam

Getting a mammogram isn’t just about showing up. How you prepare matters more than you think. Here are 5 common mistakes that can impact your results and your experience: 1. Not mentioning new breast symptoms If you’ve noticed a lump, pain, nipple discharge, or skin changes. SAY IT. This can change your imaging from a routine screening to a diagnostic mammogram, which is more targeted and thorough. 2. Booking during your period Your breasts are often more tender and swollen right before or during your cycle. This can make the mammogram more uncomfortable and harder to interpret. Aim for 1 week after your period when possible. 3. Thinking the mammogram has to be painful It shouldn’t be unbearable. Yes, there’s pressure but severe pain is not the goal. Communicate with your technologist so they can adjust positioning and compression appropriately. 4. Wearing deodorant, lotion, or powder These products can show up as white spots on imaging and mimic calcifications potentially leading to unnecessary callbacks and anxiety. 5. Skipping prior images or records If you’ve had prior mammograms at another facility, bring them or ensure they’re sent ahead of time. Comparison is critical for accurate interpretation and avoiding false alarms. Bottom line: Small prep steps = better accuracy, less discomfort, and fewer unnecessary callbacks. Let’s talk: When was your last mammogram? Or what’s one thing you wish you knew before your first one? Save this so you’re fully prepared and Share this with a friend who has an appointment coming up. Follow for more straightforward, no-fluff breast health education. #mammogramsavelives #mammogram #mammogramscreening #mammo #mammogramexam

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