But by purely touching the side , there's nothing . But if i press a little at the side , i felt the lump .
Its like a ball inside , LOL . But just describingto make u understand it better .
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8/17/08 8:56am
Mimi, most of the many cysts I've had over the years were on the outside of my breasts. The only way to tell if you have a cyst, a solid benign lump, or a cancerous tumor is to see the doctor. Fortunately, a sonogram can usually distinguish between a cyst and a solid tumor, which helps avoid unnecessary biopsies. And the vast majority of lumps that do need a biopsy turn out to be benign. You need to make an appointment to get this checked out, but try not to panic.
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