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How small a lump would be detectable if a woman did breast exams every month?

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How small a lump would be detectable if a woman did breast exams every month?

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It depends on how well the exam is done, and also on the size and density of the breasts. In general, a lump has to be about half the size of a pea before the average woman will be able to feel it.