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Treatment for nonlactational mastitis following radiation for breast cancer

by Georgia Ivie
Wednesday, July 04 2007

I would like to know if there is anyone who has developed nonlactational mastitis following radiatiion for breast cancer. My surgeon says I am the first one she has ever encountered. I have been under treatment by this doctor but I am having trouble because of allergies to medication. I can only take 3 antibiotics, keflex (which I apparently... Read more Chevron

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