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I've already had mammagram and ultrasound thats how lump was found and had grew significantly in 6 months now what?
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The: mammographic/sonographic characteristics help determine what 's next, so more information is needed to answer. If it is a cyst that has grown, nothing may need to be done. If it is a solid mass, you may need a needle biopsy.
Answered 9/20/2015
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