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Is it cause for alarm that my doctor tells me i have breast calcifications that need further investigation. i am 37 and in good health?
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Yes if recommended: Breast microcalcifications on mammogram may or may not be clinically important. If the radiologist read the mammogram as a category 4 and "suspicious" you should proceed with further investigation.
Answered 4/12/2017
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