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I have had a lump in my lower right breast since june that seems to have grown.the dr said that after ultrasound its a lymp node. should iy be worried?
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Sounds: like it has been evaluated. But, If it is growing in size since the last evaluation, you should let your doctor know and get rechecked
Answered 9/26/2014
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It needs to be: followed up if it is enlarging. However, if it still has benign ultrasound features, it is still most likely a benign reactive lymph node.
Answered 9/25/2014
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