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Usg breast
I have 2 small lumps in both the breasts each. Its there in the upper quadrant towards the armpit. Its movable.. and both the lumps are in the same place exactly in each breast. They are not visible and also sometimes mix up with the normal breast tissue. Also my right breast is a bit larger than the left as the nipple on the left breast is slightly placed on the upper sider than the right. Went to a gyanecologist for clinical examination, she said its like fibroadenosis maybe and suggested USG scan both breasts. I did that and the reports came out to be absolutely normal. No lesion found. What could it be? Should I go for another USG scan again? Or are these normal hormonal changes and will go away on their own? I have mild PCOD (bilateral) and irregular period problem. Thyroid, prolactin, sugar normal. Please suggest.
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Nothing to worry, this may be due to hormonal changes, take healthy balanced diet green vegetables salads and seasonal fruits avoid oily spicy and sugery food drink plenty of water, do regular exercises brisk walk, yoga meditation will help you
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If ultrasound breast is normal there is nothing to worry dear
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Take Tablet Normoz twice a day for three months Syrup M2Tone two spoons two times a day for three months
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Take PCOD diet and exercise
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