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Another lump/mass in breast following breast cancer surgery and radiotherapy

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In April I had a 2.1cm cancerous lump removed from the upper inner part of my right breast, which was followed by radiotherapy.  

It appears to be healing well, however I’ve now developed or been left with a large mass in the same region where the cancerous lump was.

I have been in contact with the breast care nurse who told me that this is my “new normal”?  

Is it common to have another lump following breast cancer surgery, and is this normal?

Thanks in advance

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    Hi Jemma, thank you for getting back to me.  

    No, I was told that the lump was my “new normal” over the telephone and was not offered the opportunity to come into the breast clinic to have it examined.

    Would it be the breast clinic I request this or should I go to my doctors?

    Thanks in advance

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    Hi Jemma, thank you for getting back to me.  

    No, I was told that the lump was my “new normal” over the telephone and was not offered the opportunity to come into the breast clinic to have it examined.

    Would it be the breast clinic I request this or should I go to my doctors?

    Thanks in advance

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