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Wednesday, December, 02, 2009
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Is This Normal? A Teen Guide to Breast Development

Phyllis Johnson
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Phyllis Johnson grew up in Silver Spring, Maryland. Parents of...

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When I was about 21, I felt a hard place at the top of my right breast.  Of course, I started worrying that I might have breast cancer, but I was too scared to call the doctor about it.  But when I went for my next check-up, I told him I found a lump.  He felt it and said, “Tha...
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    dimpy
    Saturday, August 22, 2009 at 11:04 AM

    hi...ur responses cleared my doubhts as well...

    thanx a lot.

    i further want to ask...if this hard mass stays for long and has never disappeared what has to be done..

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    PJ Hamel
    Saturday, August 22, 2009 at 07:06 PM

    If it stays for a long time and doesn't change (or gets smaller), then it's probably just part of your breast's anatomy. If it grows bigger, you might want to see a doctor to find out if it can be treated, OK? Good luck - PJH

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