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Persistant focal asymmetry in right breast on both view. ultrasound found fluid cyst but is smaller in size to focal asymmetry in mammogram. worry?
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Follow directions.: Just follow directions from you DR, but make sure you do go in for followup.
Answered 7/26/2020
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