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If you felt a mass in the breast for over 4 yrs now should i be worried?
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Probably stable: Probably stable fibrocystic or fibroglandular changes possible stable cyst. If never examined by a doctor this would be a good idea but very unlikely to be a cancer (though not impossible) at your age. Watch your caffeine intake as possible.
Answered 1/15/2016
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