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Quick Scroll patients with fibrocystic breast disease 02.23.06 (2 years ago) #1
In patients with fibrocystic breast disease:


Axillary lymphadenopathy is common
True False

The incidence peaks between 35-45 years of age
True False

Symptoms are worse after menstruation
True False

Gammalinoleic acid can improve symptoms
True False

The incidence of breast cancer is doubled
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pt with fibrocystic disease

1: No Lymphadenopathy


2:Frequently pain occurs or increase in cycle during premenstrual phaseof cycle.

3:disease is more common between 30-50 years of age.

4:There is risk of breast cancer showing proliferative or atypical changes in the epithelium is higher than the woman in general

5:best treatment is by avoiding trauma and providing good support to breasts .

Hormonal therapy is not advisable.

Danazol 100-200mg twice daily is advised for pt with severe pain,But it has undesirable androgenic effects.
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