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my breast

I am 44 years of age and last week i noticed my right breast was burning in the nipple area. About an hour ago I noticed a lump. What should i do? I have never had a breast exam or a mamogram.
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  • Female | 45 years old
  • Complaint duration: 8 days
  • Ethnicity: Caucasian / White
  • Height: 57
  • Weight: 180lbs
  • Medications: none
  • Conditions: none that i know of
  • Hospitalizations: galbladder removed
September 03, 10:39 AM

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You should see your doctor and be evaluated. There are many benign reasons for a lump, but you cannot be sure without an evaluation. You really should get a mammogram , regardless of your evaluation.
Kevin W. Hamburger
Kevin W. Hamburger, MD
OB/GYN in Sioux City, IA
Level: Key Opinion Leader (116)
Website: http://siouxlandwomenshealth.com
September 04, 01:44 PM
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You should see your provider and get evaluated right away. The lump could be benign, but it is very important that you seek a professional evaluation because prevention is better than care. . You should get a mammogram, It is very important that you get one done.
A & T Family Medical LLC
A & T Family Medical LLC
Family Practitioner in College Park, MD
Level: Top Contributor (25)
Website: A&T Family Medical LLC
September 16, 01:48 AM
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Contact your OBGYN provider or your PCP, tell them your symptoms, have a clinical breast exam as well as a mammogrom, and possibly an ultrasound of the area. Don't panic, breast cancer is usually not painful, and most lumps turn out be benign.
Kyle A Baker
Kyle A Baker, MD
OB/GYN in New Britain, CT
Level: Key Opinion Leader (127)
Website: http://newbritainobgyn.org
September 07, 05:51 PM
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