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I have a persistent ovarian cyst and have recently developed a hard mass in right breast, could the two be linked and what could cause this?
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Possibly: Hormone changes can induce cysts , they can also cause large breast cysts. Get an ultrasound. Breast cysts are usually benign but need to be flowed.
Answered 12/17/2014
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