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A member asked:
After biopsy if it seems that lump is stuck to the walls of breast and has a continous pain then what's wrong?
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Needs to be checked: If you are having continuos pain following a biopsy for a breast mass.It may be due to bleeding or an infection.I will suggest you make an appointment with the breast doctor and get checked.You can put ice locally and take some pain meds till you see the doctor
Answered 4/25/2017
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