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What is the treatment for pash in breast?
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Excision: Usually excision is the treatment for these lesions. If there are multiple lesions, then there are rare times that mastectomy would be necessary.
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PASH: PASH is a benign entity, so unless it is symptomatic, no treatment may be necessary. If it is symptomatic, the treatment would be surgical excision.
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