I hope this does not happen to you but it can happen if fact it happened to me. I had a diagnose of primary breast cancer in April 2015. It was a grade 3, 27 mm intraductal carcinoma. Lynphnodes were negative. I had chemotherapy Fec-T, operation and radiotherapy. It was ghastly . Never felt well afterwards, Always reported extreme fatigue. They called it chronic fatigue. I had a CT scan in May 2015, a bone scan and a liver function blood tests in June 2018. Of course for the chronic fatigue GP sent me to talking therapies because it is in your mind or because this is what is available and somebody has to use the service. After that there was another service that needed patients so I was sent to that some new privately run physio service. Blood tests and ultrasound must have been too expensive, I had mammograms every year and a yearly visit with the oncologist as they say that you are 'considered' cured if it does not come back within 5 years. The last visit with the oncologist I had in April I was advised for the 'fatigue' to visit the cancer support center. After 4 1/2 year I eventually got the CT scan. The tumor is cm 11 as big as small melon. Of course the fatigue was in my mind.
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