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Are there any non-malignant (benign) breast tumours/lumps that grow with time? what do they feel like?
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Yes: However, they do not have any particular consistency that reliably identify them. Definite lumps, whether palpated or identified on any of the breast studies should usually be biopsied. Lumps that grow quickly and are sensitive may be only cysts and can be drained if necessary.
Answered 10/30/2015
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