Maybe. You should discuss this with your health care provider or Breast Imaging Radiologist. As you get older, your personal risk factors and how you might benefit from more screening after your mammogram may change. It is important to talk about your risk factors every year or two with your health care provider to determine what screening plan is best for you.
Learn More:
- 5 Facts Every Woman Should Know
- Video Series: Let’s Talk About Dense Breasts
- Patient Risk Checklist (print)
- Patient Questions and Answers