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These new breast and nipple changes that you have observed lately may indeed have a bearing regarding future actions on your breast lesions. The complex hypoechoic lesions that has grown in size may warrant further work up and tests such as doing an excisional form of biopsy. This would finally settle the issue regarding the nature of these lesions.
The hemangioma that you are describing may or may not be related to this lesion, but given the overall picture, I believe it is safer to be a little bit more aggressive in pursuing the diagnosis rather than watchful waiting. But then again, this should be discussed well with your doctors.
These new breast and nipple changes that you have observed lately may indeed have a bearing regarding future actions on your breast lesions. The complex hypoechoic lesions that has grown in size may warrant further work up and tests such as doing an excisional form of biopsy. This would finally settle the issue regarding the nature of these lesions.
The hemangioma that you are describing may or may not be related to this lesion, but given the overall picture, I believe it is safer to be a little bit more aggressive in pursuing the diagnosis rather than watchful waiting. But then again, this should be discussed well with your doctors.
Regards and God bless.