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rinaina · 12-05-2006, 10:45 AM

Thanks Cathy and I agree with the muga's being a hassle. They take longer and why keep getting that radioactive junk injected into us, we have enough problems to deal with as it is. I did have to get an IV though for my echo in order for them to get good contrast but that was no big deal. Thanks for your input. I value the experience of the forum members.

12-05-2006, 10:45 AM	#6
rinaina Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: northshore suburb of chicago Posts: 1,093	Thanks Cathy and I agree with the muga's being a hassle. They take longer and why keep getting that radioactive junk injected into us, we have enough problems to deal with as it is. I did have to get an IV though for my echo in order for them to get good contrast but that was no big deal. Thanks for your input. I value the experience of the forum members. __________________ ~Rina~ Dx:3/06 had a lumpectomy April 19, 2006 Her2+ er/pr- Stage I Grade 3 tumor size 1.4 cm, node negative AC 4 dense doses 34 radiation treatments including booster doses receiving herceptin every 3 weeks since late August 2006 for 12 months