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Sudden pain in my fibroadenoma tumor
I was diagnosed with fibroadenoma 10 months back (biopsy was done) . It was not at all painful at any time. But now suddenly from the past 2-3 days I am having sharp sudden throbbing pain . It lasts for around 60-90 seconds what could be the reason and what should I do next
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Beta is to get a USG breast and then figure out. Does not sound like it’s anything very serious if there is no fever or redness signifying an infection
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Firbroadenomas are usually most of the times Painless swellings but if there is pain..u can go for excision of the lession..
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Fibroadenom is a benign lesion.It requires excision in case of pain or increase in size better to get it excised by a surgeon.
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Repeat Ultrasound
Analgesics
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Consult Surgeon/Specialist
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Usually treatment plan for Fibroadenoma is excision unless it is small .If the fibrodenoma is large and causing Pain then it need to be excised . Visit a general surgeon for further management.
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Fibroadenoma needs surgery
Consult General surgeon in your locality
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