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Yesterday i had several mammograms. and ultrasound of my left breast, findings so far where two fibroids or two mass, could it be cancer?

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Dr. Michael Gabor
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Diagnostic Radiology 35 years experience
From the limited: information provided, it sounds like the probability of cancer is low. However, depending on the ultrasound/mammographic characteristics of the masses(possible Fibroadenomas I gather), one or both of them could require serial follow up or needle biopsy to confirm the diagnosis. Talk to your doctor about the next steps.
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