I had breast biopsy Sept. 23rd with removal of the lump. I am 32 years old and there is no breast cancer that runs in my family. Ovarian cancer and lukemia run in my family. I went back to see the surgeon and he said the lump was benign. It was very large though, he said it was close to being cancer and that I have to see him every six months, I had a hard time understanding him so I went to my obgyn who is the one that referred me to the general surgeon. He proceeded to tell me that I have atypical cells in my right breast. which increases my risk of getting breast cancer, and being so young with this diagnoses increases my risk also. I am a smoker I have smoked for 18 years. And Now the Doctor is really on my case to quit. In which I understand why. Im just worried because I am fibrocystic in my breasts. Mainly only my right one. I get lumps all the time but nothing like what I just had removed. Im afraid to go threw this all over again, and the surgeon told me that If I get another lump it will have to be removed. Arent there other tests that they can do before the drastic procedure of excision of the lump?? I know that there has to be Im just a little confused on all this. My scar isnt officially healed yet, Im a slow healer and my tissue the surgeon says will grow back (hopefully normally) at least by 2 months. Im still having tenderness in the area and some pain in the surrounding area. which I know everything takes time to heal. I dont want to go threw this again.