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Of the prevalence estimates, all of the studies found were relatively small and had a variety of poor quality issues associated with study design or reporting. Six risk-factor estimates suggested higher risk and one no difference between LB and heterosexual women. In regards to outcome of the planned procedure, more important than costs of the procedures will be careful selection of your plastic surgeon. Therefore, of the six studies, it is likely that Valanis 2000 may have more believable results than the others. However, there was not full disclosure of sexual orientation in Case 2004 and Valanis 2000, suggested by the small percentage of lesbians in Case 2004, and that in Valanis 2000 some 2.

However, it is likely that the distribution will be skewed towards the younger age groups so the sample size will be less than this. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. Conversely, breast cancer rates are higher in more affluent women yet income levels in LB women are relatively low. To enable personalized advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.Although the recruitment strategy is not clear, it seems likely that participants were recruited on the basis of being lesbians with breast cancer, or with an interest in breast cancer. The specific surgeon's credentials/experience level (or lack thereof), the specific geographic area you are looking at, the different operations available, the location of the procedure (quality of surgery facility), type/quality of anesthesia provider, insurance company involvement… are some of the potential variables involved. Boobs-only Lesbian: I wasn’t breastfed at all, which probably helps in that I can obsess over breasts without it having anything to do with my mother. This collected information from around 6000 LB women using a convenience sample rather than a random population sample.

There were insufficient numbers of post-menopausal women to estimate risk so the analyses were restricted to pre-menopausal women and the authors noted that disparities in risk of breast cancer in post-menopausal LB women may be different to those observed in the study. If you’re experiencing a medical issue, please contact a healthcare professional or dial 911 immediately. While advocates for ethnic, racial and geographical groups have managed to gather data and argue their case compellingly regarding disparities in health status and access to proper health care, those in the lesbian community cannot – simply, because there is no easy way to gather such information. I think every breast has a distinct quality, from great big ones you want to lose your face in, to little bee-stings you can happily suck and nibble on. Also, women whose sisters had already died (possibly from breast cancer) would also not have been eligible to take part in the study.

Cancer-related risk indicators and preventive screening behaviors among lesbians and bisexual women. A significant number of lesbians do not seek medical help for routine screenings because of a fear of being shunned or ill-treated by health staff. Studies and reports whether being lesbian or bisexual is associated with a higher risk of breast cancer have been patchy and often with contradictory findings. The tragic consequence of these barriers to routine screening is that a higher percentage of lesbians are diagnosed with cancer at later stages of the disease – when it is much harder to treat.

In my experience, patients in your situation, tend to desire to have quite a significant breast reduction procedure performed; in other words, their goals tend to be achieving as small an outcome as possible. There were twenty included studies using a variety of study designs to estimate prevalence, risk and local population incidence rates. The Gail model results showed conflicting estimates of risk for lesbians compared to the comparator groups. We find that now people have been introduced to the phenomenon that is boobs-only we have gathered a large following of people who can relate to it to some extent or another. BMI: Body mass index; BRFSS: Behavioural risk factor surveillance system; CAB Abstracts: Commonwealth agricultural bureau abstracts database; CDSR: Cochrane database of systematic reviews; CENTRAL: Cochrane database of trials; CI: Confidence interval; DARE: Database of reviews of effects; EMBASE: Biomedical answers database; HRT: Hormone replacement therapy; HTA: Health technology assessment database; ISBN: International standard book number; LB: Lesbian and bisexual; LGB: Lesbian, gay and bisexual; MEDLINE: Medical database; NHANES: National health and nutrition examination survey; NHIS: National health interview survey; NHSEED: National health service economic evaluation database; PsychINFO: Psychological information database; SCI: Science citation index; SD: Standard deviation; SIGLE: System for intervention on grey literature in Europe; SSCI: Social science citation index; TSB: Trustee Savings Bank; UK: United Kingdom; USA: United States of America.For example, the recent finding that LB women have a three times higher risk of dying from breast cancer than heterosexual women came from a US Government funded survey.

Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. It seems unlikely that the outreach sampling method will have increased or decreased the likelihood that women with breast cancer will have volunteered to take part.While we do connect people with vetted, board-certified doctors, we don’t provide medical consultations, diagnosis, or advice. Included were studies in any LB populations measuring and presenting breast cancer incidence or prevalence rates, risk factor estimates or risk model results. Pregnancy and breastfeeding – it is likely that a higher percentage of heterosexual women will breastfeed during their lives, compared to lesbian women.