is a lump small or big?
371805
big or small depends on what you consider a standard size lump.What kind of lump are you looking for? Be more specific and I shall help you.
864428
My mother had a breast lump a few years back and at the time I read up on all these things. Young women can develop Fibroadenomas lumps, but they’re not cancerous. When you’ve had one, there’s a greater chance you’ll get another.  \n\nThis is what the internet says:\nFibroadenomas are lumps made up of fibrous and glandular tissue. They may cause discomfort and can become larger over time or if a woman becomes pregnant. \nFibroadenomas are the most common lump found in women in their 20's, although they can develop at any age.\n\nFibroadenomas are very mobile and can be pushed around easily under the skin, hence the nickname 'breast mouse'. \n\nTreatment of a fibroadenoma \nOnce confirmed that a lump is a fibroadenoma, there is no need to remove it unless a woman wishes it. If the lump does become larger or painful, or if a woman is over 30, the doctor may recommend that it be removed. The operation is simple and usually done as a day case. The lump is routinely sent to the laboratory for examination under the microscope. \n\nRemoving a fibroadenoma causes no harm to the breast and won't affect the ability to breast feed. Fibroadenomas don't grow back if completely removed but it is possible to develop another one in either breast in the future.\n\nThat's what the internet said. I’m 99% sure that’s what your new lump is and going by your past fibroadenoma history I’m even more sure. I know your mind won’t be at rest until you get it checked out at the hospital, but please don’t worry yourself sick about it. Your doctor said it was a “mobile 1cm lump”, so again that fits in exactly with what was said about the fibroadenoma (breast mouse) lump. Everything is going to be fine, you’ll get it fixed out and then you can look forward to having a great Christmas.
1119991
You can always have a doctor check you out when you have your yearly exams and stuff like that.  When I go for my checkup, my doctor's check my breasts, and I've already had an ultrasound and mammogram (I was 18 when I got both), and the lumps are normal before your menstrual cycle starts.  I have something called fibrocystic disease, which is basically a fancy way of saying I have "lumpy breasts".  It's normal for women who've never had kids, haven't went through menopause, or young women in adolescence and early adulthood.  It's normal to feel tenderness and some soreness every now and then, but remember to do self breast exams on yourself after your period ends.  As always, you can get checked out, to make sure everything's okay.  Hope this helps!!!
433180
Johnny,\n\nYou need to be in the hospital getting that lump closely examined.\n\nDo it today.
611108
You can look on the computer for Fibrocystic Breast Disease. This condition is not an actual "disease" it just basically means women with lumpy breast. You might want to make an appointment ASAP!!! just to be safe but you are young you should not have any real problems. Just to make you feel better read up on Fibrocystic and then head on down to the doctor. Good Luck!!1
455110
At your age a cancerous cyst i.e. breast cancer is extremely rare. I had a lump at your age and it was a benign cyst which is hormonal. Go to your doctor and don't be scared. 99% lumps are just cysts. I get alot of them just like my mum does. I am so pleased I went to my doctor because I get alot of them, but get every one checked... just to be sure.
394804
No, it does not mean cancer but get it checked out.  Could be a boil, benign cyst, or many other harmless things.
216856
any lump should raise a concern.. pain.. not usually to have big concerns but get it checked out thats for sure. Would you rather go to the doctor for an hour or suffer like my mom for 12 years of pain for the wrong decision. The sooner the better the life chance if need be.. but no worries as far as the description.. but get seen.. life should be lived.. not wasted.
835861
fibrocystic breasts are fairly common.  But, size has nothing to do with cancer.  Small women get cancer too.
948614
I would get it checked ASAP.  Lumps should not be ignored.\nb
381344
Sometimes, lumps in breasts can be innocent. Like a fatty deposit. Some woman naturally have lumpy breasts. If the x-rays came back ok , and your dr. is not concerned, i wouldn't worry about it. But you can always get a second opinion, to give you piece of mind.
399300
Do you feel a lump...if you do...could be a bakers cyst
759226
It might be warts, just a guess tho.  Just one question what color are the lumps?
363389
All lumps MUST be immediately checked up. Its good that you are going to a doc. It can be a benign cyst. Dont worry too much. Wait for the prognosis. And best of luck !
272205
You have a lump on your body where it shouldn't be. Something is sticking out through a hole in a muscle or other tissue that normally holds it in. Most common in the groin and the bellybutton.
1050151
I have to say that you should go to another doctor.  I was going through the same thing.  I had a lump in my breast.  I had to go to 2 other doctors before the last doctor told me to have it removed.  I just had surgery june 2 to have it removed.  The other doctors told me it was just fatty tissue.  Once it was removed the doctor noticed it was bigger than it appeared.  They took out 80.4 grams of my breast.  They said I had a tumor and it was getting bigger.  If I would have let it stayed in there, they would have eventually have the entire breast removed because the type of tumor I had would just grow and grow.  So take care of yourself.  Doctors will tell you not to worry but if you demand them to do something about your health then you wont have to worry so much.  The type of test they do before going to surgery is mammagram, ultrasound, ct, and mri.  Some doctors do other test.  Some might want to do a biopsy.
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This does not necessarily indicate cancer, but it is extremely appropriate to see a doctor.  There are a few causes of lumps in the breast, many of which are benign.  However, seeing a doctor will not only diagnose your problem, it will also help to ease your mind.