A member asked:

Are malignant breast lumps usually movable?

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Yes: While the "classic" description of a breast cancer is "fixed" and "immovable", I have found many palpable breast cancers to be movable within the breast. The bottom line is that when a woman finds a new lump in her breast, she should seek out medical attention for further evaluation regardless of its mobility within the breast.

Answered 12/9/2013

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Dr. Creighton Wright answered

Specializes in surgery

Early on: As they grow they may attach to more tissue, muscle, or chest wall, making them more difficult to remove !

Answered 3/17/2013

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