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I have a hypoechoic mass with calcification and it is vascular. how should i proceed?

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Talk to your doctor: You obviously have seen a doctor to have this study done. Why was it done? What symptoms do you have? Your doctor who knows about your health would be the right person to talk to about the next step. Wish you good health!

Answered 9/4/2020

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