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Should i be worried if right breast lumpier than left?
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See your doctor: If one breast has recently become lumpier than the other, you should see your doctor for a breast exam. He or she will likely send you for a diagnostic mammogram and an ultrasound. Some women's breasts can be asymmetric, but if you are feeling lumps in one breast and not the other, it is best to have this checked.
Answered 3/22/2020
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