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I had a breast biopsy in november( lump removed) i can feel a lump in same place and don't know what to do?
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Go back to your doct: The doctor who removed your prior lump can guide you further. If the previous lump was a breast cancer, then you have to be very concerned that the new lump could be a local recurrence of your breast Cancer. You may also seek a second opinion from another surgeon or Family physician who could guide you where to go next.
Answered 11/28/2017
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