I am also concerned about the feel of the questionable breast....it feels less dense and lumpier than the other breast ....is this a common occurance with breast cancer?
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10/12/09 7:20am
Hi - Please read our post on armpit lumps for information on what might be causing this. Also, you may be experiencing fibrocystic change; rather than a single lump, your breast might just feel generally lumpy, which sounds like what you're describing. At any rate, you should probably have this looked at by a doctor; while the vast majority of breast and underarm lumps aren't cancer, it needs to be ruled out. Good luck - PJH
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