I'm very young, definitely under the age of 30 (Most women with Fibrocystic breasts are between 30-50) and I have what seems to be fibrocystic breasts, except for I have no pain, like most do. Is it possible to have lumpier breasts than most but not have fibrocystic breasts? Should I be concerned and ask my doctor this? It is hard to self examine when you can't decipher between good and bad lumps. I'm still developing, but I am still concerned.
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My sister was diagnosed with fibrocystic breasts in her 20's and never had any pain. The doctor found a lump, then another. They removed one lump and did a biopsy to be certain and the rest they just keep an eye on for strange changes. Go to your doctor or OB/GYN. While you're getting checked, ask him/her to show you how to do a good breast exam. I agree it's hard to check for lumps in such a lumpy place!
fibrocystic disease is not a clinical diagnosis its hystological. Meaning you need a biopsy to make that diagnosis
Your breast are probably lumpy because of fibrocystic breast disease..just make sure that the lumps are not hard..if so, inform your doctor of your findings...
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