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My breast ultrasound result says i have 2 cyst at the left breast. 1complex 1 lobulated 1cystic on the right.. is this serious? what should i do?
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Monitor: Certainly consult a breast surgeon. Some breast cysts can be aspirated and some can disappear on their own. You will need to be followed with periodic breast ultrasounds; however, consult a surgeon and get an expert examination.
Answered 10/6/2014
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