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2 breast lumps, movable, 34y/o, likely fibrocystic or breast cancer? no family history. ultrasound scheduled this week.
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Most: palpable lumps turn out benign, probably around 90%, but there is no way to be sure without having the appropriate imaging studies and proceeding from there.
Answered 11/28/2017
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