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Lump hard and movable on breast
I developed a hard red painful lump of 1nch on breast just 5 days before period.after using antibiotics pain and redness subsided but still have 1cm hard raised lump on the skin and movable.is it cancer?
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Dr. Savio James
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Since you have already taken antibiotics , hope you have already consulted a doctor .
It’s better to get a mammogram done , which will help us classify the lump / lesion which you are mentioning .
Please note that mammogram is highly beneficial for screening purpose
It’s ideally recommended by many studies to have yearly or two yearly mammogram from your age onwards for the purpose is screening breast cancers .
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Mammogram bilateral breast
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Get a mammogram and get back with report .
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