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What Causes Lump In Breast?
Hi,
My name is Kavitha and I am 28 now.
A brief History before the problem.
I was on femilon for 2 months- bad side effects, my GP prescribed Lutera28 then and since 5 months I am on it now. I have suddenly noticed a lunp on the right breast and it is painfull. I have had a fibroid removed some 8 yrs back i.e when I was 20 on the left breast...I have a twin who were born to me when I was 24, C- section, breast fed upto 1.3yrs of thier age.
Could the lump just be a fibroid again or could it be something else??Is it because of Lutera??? I just do want to be under the knief again.
regards, Kavitha.
My name is Kavitha and I am 28 now.
A brief History before the problem.
I was on femilon for 2 months- bad side effects, my GP prescribed Lutera28 then and since 5 months I am on it now. I have suddenly noticed a lunp on the right breast and it is painfull. I have had a fibroid removed some 8 yrs back i.e when I was 20 on the left breast...I have a twin who were born to me when I was 24, C- section, breast fed upto 1.3yrs of thier age.
Could the lump just be a fibroid again or could it be something else??Is it because of Lutera??? I just do want to be under the knief again.
regards, Kavitha.
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Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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hi.
it is best if you consult with a doctor, preferably a general surgeon, for physical examination. yes, it might be a fibroid again or other benign breast lesions, but also, you need regular follow-up and monitoring for your breast concern. a breast ultrasound would be best for your concern. further medical and/or surgical management will be directed accordingly.
hope this helps.
good day!!
~dr.kaye
it is best if you consult with a doctor, preferably a general surgeon, for physical examination. yes, it might be a fibroid again or other benign breast lesions, but also, you need regular follow-up and monitoring for your breast concern. a breast ultrasound would be best for your concern. further medical and/or surgical management will be directed accordingly.
hope this helps.
good day!!
~dr.kaye
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