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Lump on breast disappeared/decreased in size after miscarriage. pregnant again @17w lump's back. i have fibrocystic breasts. could this be hormonal?
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Get an exam: You should talk to your obstetrician about this. While breast changes can be normal in pregnancy, some women are diagnosed with breast cancer while pregnant. You should see your doctor for an exam and diagnosis. Don't delay. Good luck.
Answered 2/5/2014
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