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How often should i get a professional provider breast exam?
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Annually: If fm hx, prior chest irradiation or child hood malignancy as early as age 20, but 30-40 for others. Also, you need to learn your breast and self exam for changes. If you find something, time for professional confirmation.
Answered 2/13/2014
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