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What else can be done if you have a lump in your left breast but it doesn't show up on a mammogram or ultrasound?

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Unoticable Lump

First of all does it cause pain? Do you drink a lot of drinks with caffiene? Have they suggested needle biopsy? If you drink a lot of caffinated drinks cut them out and take 1000 milligrams of vitamin E a day for three months this vitamin cleanses the breast and alleviates the pain!

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