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case_images: Patient presenting with breast and bilateral axillary enlargement.
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case_images: Both axillary areas were enlarged and tender with apparent red discoloration, Fig. 1.
case_images: Enlarged right axilla at 26 gestational weeks.
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case_images: Fig. 2.
case_images: Hypervascular huge axillary lymphatic enlargement and bilateral accessory breast.
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case_images: Breast mammography was avoided, breast ultrasound showed no definite breast masses other than the global hypertrophy and enlargement, axillary ultrasound suggested the presence of bilateral accessory breast and hypervascular huge lymphatic enlargement, Fig. 3.
case_images: Breast and bilateral axillary involvement at 31 gestational weeks.
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case_images: But, axillary exam revealed an increasing in size compared with last visit and minimal pus discharge from right axilla ulcerated skin, Fig. 4, Fig. 5.
case_images: Breast enlargement subsided, axillary lymph nodes decreased in size.
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case_images: Ten days post-partum a gradual decrease in breast and axillary size started to take place and by the end of 2019, 2 months post-partum, breast size is normal and axillary enlargement and engorgement almost subsided, Fig. 6.