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large hard lump over night on side of right breast and painful from first day -anyone have this?
Is there any way to drill down to find someone with similar symptoms -- that really showed up over night. I am not super tired.. maybe a little spacy but that is because I don't know what to do first... and I have a lot to do.
It just seems odd that no where do I find someone who has the same thing going on. Large (over 2") lump- hard... doesn't go away... painful (almost throbing) that showed up in a 24 hour period.
It didn't show up on a mamogram or in an exam... there was no way to miss it when I woke up... just bam.... right there.
thanks. sorry I sound shallow... I just don't have hours to spend on the computer nor do I want to. The websites are so general... no way to get info from them.
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The best thing you can do
The best thing you can do for yourself is to get in to a doctor and have this looked at. Even if someone here had the exact thing it wouldn't mean that is what you have. It is definitely something to have addressed by a physician. I am thinking that if it came on suddenly and had not previously been seen on a mammo or exam and is that large that it could be a cyst, a infected gland or well any number of other things. And because I am not a doctor and do not have their mass of knowledge I will admit it could be cancer. The only way to find out is by seeing a doctor. Please do that and come back and let us know what it was. I really don't remember anyone here having something quite like this.
My prayers are that it is something that will easily treatable and not a cancer.
Stef -
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Please call your doctorfauxma said:The best thing you can do
The best thing you can do for yourself is to get in to a doctor and have this looked at. Even if someone here had the exact thing it wouldn't mean that is what you have. It is definitely something to have addressed by a physician. I am thinking that if it came on suddenly and had not previously been seen on a mammo or exam and is that large that it could be a cyst, a infected gland or well any number of other things. And because I am not a doctor and do not have their mass of knowledge I will admit it could be cancer. The only way to find out is by seeing a doctor. Please do that and come back and let us know what it was. I really don't remember anyone here having something quite like this.
My prayers are that it is something that will easily treatable and not a cancer.
Stef
Please call your doctor today and let him know. He might want to do an ultrasound and a MRI as a mammo doesn't always show up everything.
Good luck and let us know.
Hugs, Angie -
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