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Mammography report .pls check and advise............ .........................................,,,,,
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As per your mammography report, currently there is no indication of any pathology found. The report indicates BIRADS zero, which is not suggestive of any malignant condition at present. However, if there is any family history or any clinical symptoms, you may repeat a mammogram yearly.
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As per mammography report there is no lump or mass indicating towards pathological conditions. However, if you have any symptoms it's better to consult a doctor because in reports they have mentioned dense fibro glandular tissue which is normal but sometimes can hide the masses.
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if you have any symptoms, visit the doctor for clinical examination and further management.
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You need to visit a surgical oncologist/ Surgeon for clinical evaluation . Mammogram report is showing No disease.
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