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Lump News
TereB
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I just received the results of the biopsy. The lump is benign!!! I have a tiny metal marker near the lump and they'll keep an eye on lump on future mammograms.
I am soooo relieved!! I have a multicolored (mostly purple) breast and a big lump, effects from the biopsy but all this will disappear eventually.
Thank you Ladies for holding my hand!!
Tere
I am soooo relieved!! I have a multicolored (mostly purple) breast and a big lump, effects from the biopsy but all this will disappear eventually.
Thank you Ladies for holding my hand!!
Tere
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The metal thing is tiny and it is a marker for future mammograms, to keep an eye on lump, make sure there are no changes and in case it doesn't just disappear. Me metal thingy doesn't bother me and I do not want another biopsy if I can help it.LesleyH said:Wonderful news. So happy for you.
Why don't they just take the annoying thing out?
Hugs.
Lesley
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