If you have cysts in your breasts should you have them removed? I have more than one in each breast.? - breast cysts more condition_symptoms
I had some knots in my chest, I had my first mammogram and an ultrasound scan yesterday. The diagnosis was 2 large cysts in the left chest and 3 smaller on the right side and a fibrous tumor, which lies directly beneath the skin. I used to drink a energy drink that every day I'm 32, my doctor told me to stop drinking. I do not have one months in one. These cysts away, or I will ask to be removed? Has anyone had a similar problem? Is it painful to have to do this procedure? How long should consist of work? You have pain from time to time. In addition to caffeine, it's something else that is bad for breast health? Please share your experiences. Thank you. Any information is appreciated.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Breast Cysts More Condition_symptoms If You Have Cysts In Your Breasts Should You Have Them Removed? I Have More Than One In Each Breast.?
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I have no personal experience but I work for a general surgeon who specialized in the chest and I want to congratulate you for a mammogram and an ultrasound were performed, many women worry .... Mass, but still ... If the cysts are large and it bothers you recommend to go and see a specialist, and if he / she says they must be removed or deleted, so should you, because you never know if they benign or malignant cysts is not painful procedures (for some women), can some specialists do so in their offices, and that would take 20 to 40 minutes. and may go some women who work in two or three days (depending on how you take the pain), but if you did it to the hospital, you can take 2-4 weeks or less. Caffeine is bad for the breasts and the size of the bra, you do not believe in miracles of the right size to do so. Good luck and remember to have a mammogram every year!
In the 19th and I found a piece of the past year as big as an eraser. I do not drink much caffeine, so I do not know how I did it. I have an ultrasound and they let me decide whether I wanted them to be removed or not. My doctor told me I could wait 6 months to determine whether it is growing, but decided to remove it. I had not since their birth in the hospital, and I was pretty nervous. He made a small incision around my nipple and pulled away. She quickly recovered and painful, but bearable. The hardest part for me was take closely with my coat for the first few days. The last was in August, and the scar is visible, but I really am super pale and I do not know about scars. However, the small, so I'm not worried. In my opinion, I think I should remove them. It is a simple process and should not be something that could be harmful to your body for your health.
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