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I have a red dot on my breast is on the side on mybright breast. it hurts when i touch it and all the time. im breastfeeding it could be cancer?
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Exam: It is unlikely to be cancer but more likely a vascular lesion. Have it examined for a diagnosis and to see if you require more testing. All the best.
Answered 11/28/2017
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