Surgical removal (excision) of the involved duct and the mass of cells is done for a biopsy and to assure that cancer is not present.
There may be local support groups available for women with breast disease in your area. You should ask your doctor or health care provider for recommendations.
The outcome is expected to be excellent for patients with solitary tumors. Patients with multiple papillomas or who develop them...
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