I was hit in the right breast, upper inner quadrant in 2001 by a golf ball. The entire breast was black and blue for several days. There was no residual pain in the breast. I have continued to have annual mammograms with no significant findings until now. The report from sonography was "area demonstrates an about 8 mm X 5mm mixed echogenicity shadowing nodule containing calcifications, highly suspicious for maligancy. Ultrasound guided biopsy is recommended."
Could this area of calcification be from the trauma of the previously described gold ball?
FYI: I am a 60 y/o WF, TAH/BSO in 1985, 1 living child, no other pregnancies
Sincerely Darlene





