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Hi,
According to your Mammogram and Ultrasound report, you have a suspicious lump in your right breast and that’s what BIRADS score 4 means. No one can tell you at this point what this lump may represent until a biopsy (as recommended by your Radiologist) is performed to find out for sure what it could be.
I know this is a stressful situation, but keep in mind that many biopsies done on suspicious abnormalities (BIRADS score 4) result in benign findings and I hope the same for you too.
Best wishes and good luck!
P.S. Please, do not start a new thread if you have any additional questions or comments. It’s much better if you keep them all on the same thread as it helps us to have all your information together therefore we can better help you.
Thank you.
According to your Mammogram and Ultrasound report, you have a suspicious lump in your right breast and that’s what BIRADS score 4 means. No one can tell you at this point what this lump may represent until a biopsy (as recommended by your Radiologist) is performed to find out for sure what it could be.
I know this is a stressful situation, but keep in mind that many biopsies done on suspicious abnormalities (BIRADS score 4) result in benign findings and I hope the same for you too.
Best wishes and good luck!
P.S. Please, do not start a new thread if you have any additional questions or comments. It’s much better if you keep them all on the same thread as it helps us to have all your information together therefore we can better help you.
Thank you.
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