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A member asked:
My 13 yo daughter has had a lump in her breast for over a year now. it has gotten slightly smaller, no other symptoms. what is this?
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Can't diagnose: but a breast lump that has been present for over a year warrants medical evaluation. Take care.
Answered 10/24/2014
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Breast lump at 13: One sided breast lumps at 13 is probably just a fluid filled cyst and is not of great concern. It will probably disappear in another month or two. This is a time of rapid change in breast tissue, and cysts are common Unless your family history is strongly positive for breast disease, it is most likely not serious See your doctor if it enlarges or if there is discharge from nipple area
Answered 4/24/2016
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