I am 27 and I have a strong family history of Breast Cancer in my family. About 2 years ago I was tested for the BRAC gene mutations due to abnormal mammo's and ultrasounds. Please help me understand what I was told about the findings, as I have had several biopsy's since then and have more too come. It seems like every 3-6 months they are finding new "area's" in either breast that call for biopsy, primarily complex cysts (sister diagnosed @ 26 yrs old --complex cyst). I am under the understanding that I have tested negative for either gene. Apparently my test revealed some areas (cells?) in the BRAC2 (second position?) that would contribute to a "mutation" but not enough of the 800 "cells" in the BRAC2 gene had problems to diagnose as a positive mutation? Does this make since? Does that just mean it was inconclusive results and I'm not being told that? Pretty much what does it mean? IIf it is negative, what else could be causing this to happen so often. I will be going for my 4th biopsy in the last 2 years, all of which had 3 or more complex cysts needing to be biopsyed, 1 of which I had to have an "open" biopsy. All finding have come back benign this far. Please help me understand the process of the genetics test that came back negative? Thank you so much!