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The sonars indication; fibroadenosis ... size 12.3mm x6.3mm 10.3mmx5.3mm 6.1mmx5.5mm 7.8mmx6.2mm and 9.5mmx3.9mm?
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Talk to your Dr.: Fibrocystic breasts are relatively common and most often benign. Your ultrasound showed discrete nodules which can be discussed with your Dr. Any calcifications or unusual cystic lesions should be investigated further. Make sure you follow up with your Dr to discuss the specific findings on your ultrasound and what they mean
Answered 1/15/2021
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