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Should my wife remove left breast lesion? is it necessary to remove a lesion in left breast?
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If it's new, yes: If your wife has a new breast lesion or mass, please get her to see her doctor asap. Better to have it checked and it be nothing than ignore it and allow a breast cancer to get bigger and more difficult to treat.
Answered 12/24/2018
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