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A member asked:
38 f -left breast tenderness. mammogram showed heterogeneous dense fibroglandular tissue. ultrasound confirmed. should i be worried ?
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No: The fibrocystic/fibroglandular conditions are common and can contribute to tenderness.Other causes caffeine,too tight a bra,bruises,too much salt in diet causing water retention,etc.Apply warm heat,tylenol or motrin,confortable clothing,make sure not pregnant and regular mamogram/ultrasound and communicate with yourphysician should help you feel fine.
Answered 2/2/2019
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