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How do you treat a benign lymph node in your breast?
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Watch it: Intramammary lymph nodes are common. They are usually not felt but can occasionally be seen on mammograms. Next, a breast ultrasound should be done. If it has benign characteristics, it can be watched.
Answered 12/12/2018
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