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Ultrasound scan of left breast
I had a small lump on my left chest upper quadrant of the nipple. I met the radiologist and took scanning and the scanning report shows that a small and well defined hypoechoic area noted in upper quadrant of nipple in a subcutaneous planes measuring 18×8 mm. SMALL HYPOECHOIC AREA UPPER QUADRANT OF LEFT BREAST S/O INFLAMMATORY MASS.
When I rub it or when I massage with ICE pack it disappears and again it is forming back.
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