Breast Stone - Feeling Stone Into Breast , Also Little Bit Pain

Breast stone

Asked for Female, 46 Years

Feeling stone into breast , also little bit pain in it when touched even weared clothes

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Dr. Reena Kawatra

Gynecologist 40 yrs exp Gurgaon

You need to immediately get mammography done along with all necessary blood tests to rule out for malignancy .

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