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Do fibrocystic breast changes always come with pain and tenderness?
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Not always: Fibrocystic breast changes can make symptoms like spontaneous pain associated with the menstrual cycle or tenderness to touch, but fibrocystic changes may be detected simply on mammography.
Answered 3/5/2017
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