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Lump in brest

Rhis my brest sonommography report. 1 st report in oct and lump size is 6.1x 4.4 x5.8 mm And 2 nd report in feb lump size is incrse 8.6 x 7.7x 4.1 mm the size is incrase is normal. Can i do need future test. My doctor side need not to future test . Pls help.

Problem in anal area

“A few days ago, after eating some food, I had a very hard bowel movement and had to strain a lot while passing stool. Since then, I have been experiencing severe burning pain around the anal area, especially during and after bowel movements. Recently, while applying cream to the area, I noticed slight bleeding. I would like to get checked for a possible fissure, piles, or any other issue.”

Breast lumbs

Ultrasound of both breasts shows increased fibroglandular tissue. In the right breast, multiple well-defined oval hypoechoic lesions with smooth margins are seen, measuring approximately 12.8 × 6.8 mm, 9.7 × 5.5 mm, 9.0 × 3.6 mm, and 13.0 × 6.6 mm. In the left breast, a small well-defined hypoechoic lesion measuring about 3.5 × 3.0 mm is noted. No posterior acoustic features or ductal dilatation are seen. Skin, nipple, and areolar complex appear normal. No lymphadenopathy is detected in axillary regions. Findings suggest fibroadenomas. Lesions are predominantly benign (BIRADS II), with one lesion categorized as BIRADS III. Follow-up is advised.

Query about sutures

Hello dr,my child is of 9 year old and had circumcision the surgeon given him rapid vicryl 4 sutures my query is in how many days the sutures will completely absorbs ...?

Breast abscess

I have a breast abscess. It's been a month. I had 4 aspiration and 1 I and D Please suggest me best breast surgeon. I need online consultation.

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