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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Can A Solid Mass In Left Breast Cause Cancer?

Good morning doc.It is solid mass in my left breast cause cancer.I felt pain in my nipple 2 weeks now with always back pain.I have also endemetriosis,polycystic ovary.This october my menstruation stop.Im 43 yrs old married.have 1 kid.My height is 5 2 and 63kls
Thu, 31 Dec 2015
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Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood your concern. Painless lump in the breast should always viewed with caution, especially at your age and with your history of polycystic ovaries. Please get yourself examined by a specialist as early as possible. A freely movable lump with some tenderness can be a fibradenoma. Pain in the nipple can be due to a fissure, infection and inflammation. Clinical examination, ultrasound, mammogram and FNAC are the usual order of the routine examinations done when a lump is noticed depending on the situation. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good health.
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Can A Solid Mass In Left Breast Cause Cancer?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood your concern. Painless lump in the breast should always viewed with caution, especially at your age and with your history of polycystic ovaries. Please get yourself examined by a specialist as early as possible. A freely movable lump with some tenderness can be a fibradenoma. Pain in the nipple can be due to a fissure, infection and inflammation. Clinical examination, ultrasound, mammogram and FNAC are the usual order of the routine examinations done when a lump is noticed depending on the situation. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good health.