Mammogram

Breast cancer ranks as the most prevalent cancer among women. According to studies conducted in both the United Kingdom and India, it is recommended that every woman over the age of 35 undergo regular mammograms to screen for breast cancer. When detected early, breast cancer can be completely cure. Unfortunately, one in eight women diagnosed with breast cancer succumb to the disease, Largely due to delayed detection and reluctance to undergo screening. A mammogram is an X-ray examination of the breasts utilized to detect and diagnose breast diseases. Our mammogram machines are Fully digital and painless, allowing us to Accurately identify abnormalities.

MAMMOGRAM PROCEDURE

The procedure involves flattening the breasts between two plates to facilitate imaging.

It is conducted as either a screening mammogram (for women without breast symptoms) or a diagnostic mammogram (for women with breast symptoms). Women aged 40 and older are advise to undergo annual screening mammograms. Diagnostic mammograms are recommend for women experiencing breast symptoms such as a lump, pain, nipple discharge, or changes in breast size or shape.

Specially trained radiologists typically perform the screening using mammography machines.

Before the procedure, you will be Provide with a gown to wear and instructed to remove any jewelry or metal items that could block the X-ray images.

During the Procedure, you will stand before the mammography machine and place your breast on the X-ray plate. The technologist will lower the X-ray plate and delicately compress your breast between the plate and another surface. Although this may cause some discomfort, it is crucial to remain motionless to ensure the capture of clear images.

Wear a loose and comfortable dress.
If you have any metal implants in your body, please inform your doctor.
Eat light food before the scan.
If you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant, tell your doctor before you have a CT scan.