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A member asked:
During mammogram tech really hurt my breast.now i have pain that doesn't go away.what can be done?
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Follow up: It sounds like you may have an area of bruising. The ordering physician needs to follow up on the mammogram to confirm that the testing was normal. You can try an ice pack to the area. If it continues to hurt schedule a visit for an exam so your doctor can evaluate it.
Answered 12/8/2015
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