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What to do if i'm just wondering, have you had a few mammograms, and if so did any small calcifications grow?
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Simplify your questi: Let us know what is your problem, so we can address it in a straight forward manner. If you have a mammogram showing increase in the calcification, you should consult a doctor to ask if a biopsy is indicated to check for breast cancer.
Answered 12/19/2013
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