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What Causes Painful Lump In Breasts?

I have fibrocystic breasts and was told that I have a lump, that they should be symmetrical on both sides.I have a lump on my right breast, into my armpit, with an electric pulse that feels like it s shooting through the nipple on the same side (several times per day). I had a mammogram last year and they detected a mass, but said it was non-cancerous. This painful lump has been with me now for more than 4 months and it s getting worse, and it s getting bigger. I feel like having another mammogram seems redundant, since I just had one (late) last year. There are no other physical changes in appearance to my breasts. Your thoughts are very welcome!
posted on Thu, 12 Nov 2015
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Hello,

I suggest you to get aspiration from the bilateral breast lumps. Although the lump were non-cancerous on previous aspiration, however, it needs to be repeated to know the current status.

Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Shailja Puri, Pathologist and Microbiologist
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What Causes Painful Lump In Breasts?

Hello, I suggest you to get aspiration from the bilateral breast lumps. Although the lump were non-cancerous on previous aspiration, however, it needs to be repeated to know the current status. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Shailja Puri, Pathologist and Microbiologist