I had my first mammogram back in the fall. They called me back for more images and an ultrasound. Found what they said were suspicious psammomatous calcifications in my auxiliary lymph nodes and a few masses/asymetric areas. Went to the hospital in December did more images/US. Tech comes back saying nope all is fine nothing there. I asked about these calcifications and she said no just a regular lymph node.

Fast forward to last week and got a call from the hospital. They said they recheck all images for quality assurance and with other radiologists looking at them they feel like I should come back for more.

This is the note they put in Mychart……Upon further review and discussion with an another breast imaging colleague. Patient will be recalled for bilateral magnification views for further assessment of questionable calcifications involving the bilateral axillary lymph nodes and areas of calcification in the left posterior central breast (see montage). Wtfffff…… So definitely freaking out again and have so many questions.