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Dr i came to know that breast cancer causes misscarriage, is it true? breast cancer causes early stage miscarriages?!
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NO: but any treatment for breast cancer other than surgery could cause fetal abnormalities use ultrasound instead of mammogram to safely image the breast and guide biopsy if needed.
Answered 4/24/2015
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