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Had lumpectomy radiotherapy for b cancer no sign of spread is it poss it could have spread to lungs bone i have a lot of pain in clavical & shoulder
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Possible: It is rare for a stage i breast carcinoma to spread, but not impossible. Discuss the pain with your doctor. After examination of your shoulder, your doctor might decide it is appropriate to have an x-ray or a bone scan to alleviate your concern.
Answered 12/9/2013
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