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I am 25 y/o. i used to have a left-breast tumor the size of a baseball a few years ago. it was removed when i was 21 and it was benign. i moved places since then and this new hospital is trying to get me in for mammogram. arent i too young for that?
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You are: Unfortunately with your history and depending on the type of tumor that was removed, surveillance appears appropriate. Establishing with a doc at the new location would help great deal in getting clear information going forward.
Answered 7/22/2020
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