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I'm 29. have fibrocystic breasts. 6 mths ago had benign papilloma removed. same breast now developed complicated breast cyst ( no solid mass). causes?
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Yes and no: Not related to papilloma but may be related to combination of fibrocystic disease and prior breast surgery.
Answered 12/19/2016
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