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A member asked:
Should i be concerned about a benign cyst in my right breast? should i get it removed?
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No need.: If a doctor has determined that your cyst is benign, there is no need to have it removed. Make sure you follow closely with your doctor to monitor for any future changes in your breasts.
Answered 5/20/2013
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