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Help. My friend has been called back for a Biopsy after an initial examination. Her lump is large, but she has no pain, just discomfort. Should I be worried?

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Help. My friend has been called back for a Biopsy after an initial examination. Her lump is large, but she has no pain, just discomfort. Should I be worried?

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  • Hello and thanks for posting,

    I can appreciate your question. Sometimes a biopsy is necessary in order to get more information about the lump, by examining a sample of cells from that area. It is important to keep an open mind about this, until more results are known.

    I hope that this helps,

    Best wishes.

    Vanda

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  • Hello and thanks for posting,

    I can appreciate your question. Sometimes a biopsy is necessary in order to get more information about the lump, by examining a sample of cells from that area. It is important to keep an open mind about this, until more results are known.

    I hope that this helps,

    Best wishes.

    Vanda

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