By wart-like, do you mean it's on the outside - visible, like a wart? Or is it clearly underneath your skin, and just pushing the skin out? It would be more concerning if it was strictly internal; nevertheless, this qualifies as a breast change, and you should find out what it is. A lump that's soft and moveable would usually indicate a cyst, but when you say wart... well, that's confusing. Your best bet will be to consult your doctor about this, OK? S/he needs to take a look, maybe do some diagnostic tests, to figure out exactly what this is. Good luck - PJH
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I meant it looks like a wart to me, thats the only way I knew how to explain it. Its on the outside and visible and doesn't look internal. Thank you for the reply!