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My mother recently went to the doctor for a check up and the doctor found the "small" lumpLumps in the breasts she has been hiding in her breast. It turns out it is a large lumpLumps in the breasts and now tomorrow she is having to go for a mammogram and a biopsy to find out if it is cancerous. The doctor told her that there is an 80% chance that it is. My mother is not even 40 yet (July 4) and she's already gone through having cervical cancer in September of 1998. In '98 they found her cancer because she was pregnant with my littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys sister. She had a hysterectomyHysterectomy Hysterectomy - series and thought everything was over. Now almost ten years later they find a lumpLumps in the breasts and say that they believe it is related to the cervical cancer that she had. Can it be? Is this lumpLumps in the breasts a form of breast cancer that is associated with cervical cancer?