Breast cancer or fibrocystic disease? Which is more likely?!


Question: Breast cancer or fibrocystic disease!? Which is more likely!?
A lump in one breast which is slightly tender and almost feels like a clump of frozen peas, just like when you first pull them out of the freezer and some are frozen together!. Is a lump with this discription more like fibrocystic breast or a cancerous lumpWww@Answer-Health@Com


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It's really hard to tell from your description!.!.Fibrous cysts are more common in breast then a cancer!. A lot has to do with your family history, your age and the density of your breast tissue!. Cysts typically can be moved around a little when you push on them and they may cause some pain and discomfort!. Breast cancer cells are very tightly packed and won't move when you press on the site and typically you don't feel pain when you press on a BC lump!. Maybe pressure pain, but not a pain from the lump itself!. BC cells are typically hard to the touch!.!.!.almost like a steal ball!. Get checked to try to discover just what it is your feeling!.!.!.A self exam, by you or your Dr!. really won't tell you anything at this point!.!.!. A mammogram or MRI, CT scan will show more detail!. The only way to know for sure is a biopsy!. Start the process now!.!.!.you can't treat it until you know what it is!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

Without biopsy nobody can tell you what it is!. It can be nor cancer or fibrocystic mastitis, but just a lymph node!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

I wouldn't mess around with this, you should call your Dr!. & tell them that you found that!. It could be either one but your "
Dr!. will know if he or she needs to run more tests!.Www@Answer-Health@Com





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