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43years old , suffer from pain in left breast mamo and ultrasound is done noted an area of asymmetrical density not spread on magnification no masses?
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Need more workup.: Please keep working with your doctor - the workup is not yet complete. Breast pain is not normal. You may need a breast health consult and further imaging such as a breast MRI to complete the evaluation.
Answered 6/10/2014
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