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What should i do if i found a lump?
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Depends where: Lumps in the breast should be evaluated. Lumps elsewhere can be from many causes and should be seen if they are enlarging, there are many of them, if they are red or painful or interfere with function or if you have a history of cancer.
Answered 7/31/2018
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