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Pregnant & have a thick/ squishy area of tissue in breast. dr sent me for an us and to see a bc surgeon who said it was fibrocystic. no worries now?
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Don't worry: Fibrocystic breasts are common, there is no action needed and no cause for concern.
Answered 12/15/2012
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