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What Causes Burning Lump On The Breast?

i have a small lump on my left breast i have been to have it checked and had a mamogram no cancerous cells where found i missed a appointment for a checkup last july 2011 and just today i have been experiencing a stinging/burning feeling coming from the lump in my breast
Mon, 23 Feb 2015
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A lump in the breast requires triple evaluation in the form of examination, mammograms and needle aspiration. A burning lump could be an abscess or fibroadenosis or malignancy. As it was present earlier and has now developed symptoms, it has more risk of malignancy. This increases if your age is more than 45. It requires an examination by a doctor with further investigation if suspicious.
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What Causes Burning Lump On The Breast?

A lump in the breast requires triple evaluation in the form of examination, mammograms and needle aspiration. A burning lump could be an abscess or fibroadenosis or malignancy. As it was present earlier and has now developed symptoms, it has more risk of malignancy. This increases if your age is more than 45. It requires an examination by a doctor with further investigation if suspicious.