One in '93 and one '99. Now there is a third lump. I don't know what to do. Very low, except when you are the one in 10,000.
Fibroadenomas are benign.
The problem is that every time one comes up, it isn't necessarily a fibroadenoma. One has to find out. Another way of doing this is to do what is called a fine needle aspiration of the lump. A very small needle is inserted into the lump and suction is applied with a syringe. The tissue thus obtained is evaluated under the microscope.