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Q: lump in cleavage

asked by: dawnc13 on January 10th, 2008

New User

I found a lump in my cleavage. It has been there for a week now. I have researched all over the computer about breast cancer, but no where does it say anything about the cleavage. Should I be concerned? My Grandmother had breast cancer. I think that's why I am so worried. I am 34 in good health and no medical insurance. I am not one to run to a doctor over any little thing. So I just need some clairity! Please help?

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grapefruit

replied on January 11th, 2008

New User

*hugs* I think you should see a dr. I think a lump anywhere near/in breast tissue is not so great.

Maybe check out the American Cancer Society website. They believe nobody should not get treatment b/c they don't have insurance..

Ivy25

replied on February 9th, 2008

New User

Even though you are in good health, almost anyone can get breast cancer. I haven't heard of a lump in the cleavage at all and it involving breast cancer. But still, see a doctor and get it checked out. Grapefruit is right. You should check out the American Cancer Society. PM me if you have any other questions and tell me how it goes! Very Happy

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