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Dr Ramya Valiveru

🎗️ Breast Oncology Specialist
🔬 Thyroid & Endocrine Surgeon
🌟 Empowering patients with expertise
📍 Based in Hyderabad, India

17/05/2025

Breast density is something many women don't even know about - but it matters.
It’s about how much fibrous tissue vs. fat your breasts have, and it can affect how well a mammogram picks up changes.

Having dense breasts can slightly raise your breast cancer risk and make tumors harder to spot in scans.

That’s why it’s important to ask your doctor about your breast density and discuss if extra screenings are needed.

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29/04/2025

Mammogram or MRI - what’s right for you?

A mammogram is usually the first step, especially for women above 40. It’s quick, affordable, and works well in most cases. But when breasts are dense or the risk is higher, an MRI can give a clearer picture.
Both have their role. Talk to your doctor about what suits you best.

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26/04/2025

Breast cancer is more than just a physical journey - it takes a toll on your mind and emotions too. It’s normal to feel anxious after a diagnosis, to worry about recurrence, or to struggle with body image. These feelings are part of the process, but they don’t have to carry you alone.

Prioritizing your mental health is as crucial as caring for your body. Healing isn’t just about physical recovery - it’s about finding peace for both your body and your mind.

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23/04/2025

What affects your risk of breast cancer?
Understanding the factors can help you take charge of your health. Here’s what you should know:

🔹 Non-modifiable factors are things you can’t change, like age, genetics, or having dense breasts.
🔹 Modifiable factors are lifestyle choices - things like weight, alcohol, and physical activity - that you can control and adjust for a healthier life.

Being informed is the first step toward prevention. Let’s stay aware and make choices that support our health!

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19/04/2025

Too young for breast cancer? Not really.
It can happen in your 20s or 30s too, and when it does, it’s often more aggressive.

Many young women miss the early signs because they’re not expecting it. No routine screenings, dense breast tissue, and symptoms that get brushed off.

That’s why it’s important to know your body, do regular self-checks, and be aware of your family history.

It’s not about panic - it’s about paying attention.

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17/04/2025

It’s not just about routine checks - sometimes, it’s in your genes.

BRCA1 and BRCA2 are genes that usually help protect you by repairing damaged DNA. But when there’s a mutation in these genes, the risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer goes up, sometimes even at a younger age.

If you have a strong family history, an early diagnosis, or a type like triple-negative breast cancer, genetic testing and counselling can help you understand what’s going on.

It doesn’t mean you have cancer, it just means you’re more informed and better prepared.

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15/04/2025

Heard of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer (TNBC)?
It’s a more aggressive type, often seen in younger women, and it doesn’t respond to regular hormone treatments. But there's hope. New treatments are coming up, and early detection still makes a huge difference.

Swipe through to know the basics - because being aware could help you or someone you love. 💗

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29/03/2025

This Ghibli trend is everywhere, so why not be part of it?

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24/03/2025

Worried about low calcium levels after thyroid surgery?It’s normal for the parathyroid glands to take a little break after a total thyroidectomy, even when they are carefully preserved along with their blood supply. This temporary dip in function can lead to lower PTH level and calcium in the blood, but don’t worry! ✅ Vitamin D and calcium supplements help manage this phase smoothly. ⏳ Recovery usually takes just a couple of weeks, and things get back to normal once the parathyroids regain their function. This is an expected and manageable part of the healing process, especially after central compartment dissection.[Dr Ramya, Dr Ramya Valiveru, Breast Oncologist, Oncology Specialist, Endocrine Surgeon, Breast Surgeon, Oncologist in Hyderabad, thyroid health, parathyroid care, thyroidectomy, calcium support, pth levels, post-op care, hormonal balance, vitamin d, healing journey, women's health]

18/03/2025

Regular breast screening isn’t just a checkup, it’s a lifesaver!

Detecting cancer early means better treatment options and a greater chance of recovery. Many cases show no symptoms at first, making regular checkups even more crucial. Don’t wait for signs; take charge of your health today. Because when it comes to breast cancer, early action can save lives!

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