Lump between breast

2026-10-07 09:20:16
I have this lump between my two breast, I dont exactly know how and why this has come but its been 2 weeks now can someone please help
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Answered2026-10-07 17:31:05

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Answered2026-10-07 14:38:21

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By pic it seems  burst infected boil. Hot fomentation with boric powder pinches  two times. Tab cefexim o200 two times after food for five days. Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days.  Montek lc one at night for five days.

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Answered2026-10-07 13:55:43

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Answered2026-10-07 13:33:39

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A small bump that has stayed about the same for two weeks, without pain or quick growth, is most often a benign skin issue like a blocked pore, small cyst or ingrown hair sitting on the skin rather than a true lump inside the breast tissue.
Next Steps
Keep the area clean and dry, wear loose cotton clothing, and avoid picking at it. If it keeps growing or changes, please see a gynaecologist for an in-person look.
Health Tips
See a doctor sooner if it turns hard, red and spreading, or starts discharging, since that can mean an infection.

Answered2026-10-07 13:13:58

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