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Can fibrocystic change occur in one breast?
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Yes, but...: Yes, it can, but it is usually bilateral. Please check carefully that breast for a subtle actual lump or have a MD perform the exam in her/his office so as not to miss a real developing non fibrocystic problem.
Answered 4/11/2017
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