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I am only 15 and have a lump in my breast, what should i do?
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Depends: If the lump is discrete, not changing, and is not painful - at your age you can observe it for a while. If you have any symptoms with it, discharge from the nipple, or a family history of breast disease, then have your gynecologist look at it.
Answered 2/9/2013
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