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A member asked:
I'm 17 . i got hit in my left boob , with a tennis ball , what should i do ? i would really appreciate some advice .
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No problem: A single trauma has never accurately caused cancer or in the breast, any other problem. Get you routine mammos later and stop believing your "grandmother's tales."
Answered 3/16/2016
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