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I had a breast exam and they found three lumps. I also have dark blue discharge that has been going on for a few years what do you think it might be?
Asked by Heather Zachary
Learning About Breast Cancer-
anonymous
Family Member or Loved One
Only a doctor can tell you what it is for sure. Did your doctor order further tests after your breast exam?
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Gizelle D'Orsey
Learning About Breast Cancer
If I had a discharge of any kind from my breast I would seek help immediately. Were additional tests or a biopsy ordered for the lumps? Please get immediate help.
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I have a 11x7mm intramammary lymph node. Report says it could also be fibroadenoma. They are referring me to a surgeon for recommendation. What exactly does this mean?
Asked by Shawna M
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How do you know if a lump is cancerous?
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Kelly Smith
Stage 3B Patient
A biopsy will be able to determine of a lump is malignant.
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Nikol Vega
Learning About Breast Cancer
They will usually do a biopsy to determine if it's cancerous
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I am fourteen and I have what looks like a second nipple on one of my breasts, it's a hard lump. Should I go get it checked out? Is it possible I might have breast cancer?
Asked by Madisyn Poulsen
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Nikol Vega
Learning About Breast Cancer
I would absolutely get it checked out, better safe than sorry.
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Myles Digby
Learning About Breast Cancer
It is extremely rare for someone your age to develop breast cancer, but it wouldn't hurt to have your doctor check it out, to give you peace of mind.
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How do you know if you have a lump on your breast - this might be very obvious, but is it very prominent? Is there any discoloration?
Asked by Bryanna Rosario
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Myles Digby
Learning About Breast Cancer
You should have your doctor do a breast exam, they may refer you for a mammogram and ultrasound.
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Gail Horton
Learning About Breast Cancer
My tumor was not detectable by exam. It could only be seen on a mammogram. See your doctor right away.
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I have a lump on my breast - could this mean I have breast cancer? It itches a lot sometimes. What else could this lump be?
Asked by irma mckenzie
Learning About Breast Cancer-
Nikol Vega
Learning About Breast Cancer
The lump can be a fibrous tumor, a cyst, or cancerous. I would get it checked out just to be safe.
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Is a painful lump diagnosed as carcinoma rare?
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What if you have a lump on your breast does that mean you have breast cancer?
Asked by Gladys Castro
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Ana Naluh Andrade
Learning About Breast Cancer
Not necessarily! Could be a cyst, but you don't want to take the risk, so contact your dr immediately because as earlier we have the diagnostic, easier will be to fight it!!
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I havent found a lump but have pain in my left breast, what could it be?
Asked by Jamie Baldwin
Learning About Breast Cancer-
Gail Horton
Learning About Breast Cancer
Have it checked out! I could nit feel a lump, and neither could my doctors, but they found a 1cm mass on a mammogram. It saved my life! Do not wait until you can feel it!
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I had a lump removed and went through radiation. Now the doctor wants me to take a cancer pill. I am not sure about this. You must take the pill for five years and there are a lot of side effects! Any suggestions?
Asked by Sandra Harris
Learning About Breast Cancer- View all 10 answers
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Amanda Metivier
Learning About Breast Cancer
A cancer pill?? Is it an estrogen blocker??
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G House
Learning About Breast Cancer
I am doing the same.
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