Coronavirus FAQs: Mammograms, Dogs Who Sniff Masks And More By Sheila Mulrooney Eldred, Pranav Baskar
February 19, 2021
and due for a mammogram. Which should I do first?
That s because swollen lymph nodes are both a common side effect of the vaccines and can also be a marker of early breast cancer, he says especially when lymph nodes on only one side are swollen. It can be the only sign we see, he says, noting that a mammogram often detects swelling that a person wouldn t notice. Of course, other things cause lymph nodes to swell, such as colds – swollen nodes shouldn t cause anyone to jump to the conclusion that they have cancer. But when we see one, it triggers us to work it up and figure out what s going on, Grimm says.
Breast cancer screenings and COVID-19; What you need to know
Breast cancer screenings and COVID-19; What you need to know By Liz Hurley | February 19, 2021 at 8:51 PM CST - Updated February 22 at 9:19 AM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Doctors have been preaching to keep up with your annual checkups, and to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Something to be aware of though, your body can have a temporary response to the vaccine that may mimic breast cancer or lymphoma, especially on the side where you got your shot.
Chrissy Martin is an oncology nurse and as fate would have it, an oncology patient.
I'm eligible for the COVID vaccine and due for a mammogram. Which should I do first? Definitely do both, says Dr. Lars Grimm, associate professor of
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MARQUETTE Marquette County Health Department staff will be calling residents 65 and older from the COVID-19 vaccine pre-registration list on Monday and Tuesday for vaccine appointments on Thursday and Friday, the department announced Friday.
There will be around 1,100 appointment slots available, officials said.
Staff will contact registrants based on their place on the list, using both online and phone registrations. The health department asks people who have pre-registered to pay attention for a phone call from 906-475-9977 or a similar number. Staff will make two attempts to call, leaving a message on the first attempt so the call recipient is prepared for the second call. If the call is missed, the registrant’s name will remain on the list for the next round of appointments.