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For how long after benign lumpectomy scar tissue in the breast tissue itself can develop. after 1 yr 8x2mm hard/rubbery lump in breast. us was normal.
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Scar tissue: and other post surgical changes following lumpectomy can evolve over a year or two, and sometimes longer. If you have a new lump in the same region it could be scar tissue, but not necessarily. It needs to be fully evaluated. Besides ultrasound, mammography and possibly MRI could be needed.
Answered 6/6/2019
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