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Large Movable Lump On Left Breast, Pain On Touching, Irregular Vaginal Bleeding, Sexually Active. Treatment?

I m 48 just noticed a limp about their size of a small lime in my left breast . It is movable and has dull pain when touched. Also have had irregular vaginal bleeding for 2 months. In a relationship and having unprotected sex in that relationship.have had some weight gain in the past 2 months. But also have been drinking a little more and unfortunately just started smoking 2 months ago due to high stress.
Thu, 21 Mar 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for the query.
Better to consult gynecologist once, go for physical examination.
And you may need:
-Sonomammography and FNAC to detect the actual nature of the lump in the breast.
-Ultrasound to diagnose the possible causes for irregular periods.
-Estimation of prolactin levels and thyroid profile.
With this workup the possible cause for your problem can be identified and treated.
Better to quit smoking and alcoholism.
Take care.
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Large Movable Lump On Left Breast, Pain On Touching, Irregular Vaginal Bleeding, Sexually Active. Treatment?

Hi, Thanks for the query. Better to consult gynecologist once, go for physical examination. And you may need: -Sonomammography and FNAC to detect the actual nature of the lump in the breast. -Ultrasound to diagnose the possible causes for irregular periods. -Estimation of prolactin levels and thyroid profile. With this workup the possible cause for your problem can be identified and treated. Better to quit smoking and alcoholism. Take care.