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Re: lumpy breastsFrom: Deborah (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 30 Mar 2001 07:50:43 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Deborah wrote: > >I went back to see the nurse practioner to follow up on a lump in the >right breast after my period. It seems to have resolved itself but I >found something in the other breast. The nurse felt it and said it did >not feel defined and thought this was peimenopausal changes but had >another dr come in, mine is on vacation until monday. She felt it and >said that there was no defined lump but perhaps a thickening due to the >time of life. I am due to see y dr for a followup in two weeks. Should >I still be concerned and should I have him check this out too. I just >had a mamogram in feb. I have microcalsifications in the right breast >but this thickening is in the left. Is this a normal development as >women age. I appreicate your imput. thanks for answering this Dr Braun thank you for answering my question one more please. I am 45 and have an ovarian cyst. I am experiencing perimenopause. this month breast pain much more intense than in the past I was told that this was the sign of increased estrogen both cyst and pain. Are you saying that I should be experiencing less lumps now or as I age from here on and reach menopause. I am confused and would appreciate an answer. The doctor I saw yesterday made it sound like during perimeonpause women can experience begine changes due to this time of life. Is this not correct? I have experienced some family losses recently about my age due to other health problems so do not want to become parionoid but had a wakeup call.
-- Deborah J Haight
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