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I'm 22. i always notice lumpy tissue in my breasts, especially on the lower fullest part. my question is how do kno what's normal & what do i look for?
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Changes: Breasts have fat, hormonally stimulated tissue and support tissue. It varies in texture. Get used to yours. Any new lump or texture should be evaluated especially if persistent after 2 menstrual cycles.
Answered 12/9/2013
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