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A little over a month ago i had a breast biopsy on my left breast 9:00 diagnoses was fibro tissue (benign) . where the biopsy was located i now have a huge lump (goofball). any ideas what it may be?
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It can be scarring tissue or more of the fibro tissue. Have you doctor assess it.
Answered 4/29/2023
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