Over 95 % of patients who develop breast symptoms or signs have normal breasts or benign breast disease. An understanding of the causes of benign breast conditions, their symptoms and their management will ensure that patients who have benign disease are treated correctly and are happy with their consultation. Benign breast disease continues to cause considerable morbidity and anxiety, and with increasing patient awareness and expectation, the number of patients seeking referral for benign breast conditions is increasing. Effective treatment includes making an accurate diagnosis followed by an adequate explanation of the condition and provision of relevant information related to both the diagnosis and how the condition is best managed.
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Dixon, J. M., & Macaskill, E. J. (2015). Management of benign breast disease. In Breast disease: Comprehensive management (pp. 51–77). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-1145-5_3
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