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I'm 31, my mom died of cancer and I'm really scared by this.
Could this be cancer?
Do they have to remove the mass to biopsy it?
Just how big is 25 mm?
Someone please give advice!
Hi. 25 mm is about an inch long. It's too early to tell whether that mass is cancerous. The only way we can know for sure is to have that mass biopsied, so this may be the best course of action to take. The type of biopsy which can be done, whether be means of a needle or excision of the entire thing, would depend on how accessible the mass is.