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Is malignant mass and multiple reactionary lymph nodes in breast cancer?
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This can be several things. It is uncertain since more details are needed. Ask your doctor
Answered 10/20/2021
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Yes, the above description strongly suggests a malignant or cancerous lesion with involved regional lymph nodes. The final diagnosis is always made on a tissue biopsy that will offer about possible treatment.
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