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A member asked:
I had an intraductal papilloma removed from my left breast about 4 months ago and i'm still having pains in that breast, can that be normal?
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Yes: But you should return to the surgeon for advice, possible exam and imaging...It is very unlikely to be cancer, but it doese not ease your pain to say that. There will be no harm in using tylenol, (acetaminophen) advil or aleve until then.
Answered 1/10/2014
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