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I would advise you to consult a doctor for proper examination and evaluation.
A breast lump may be due to several conditions. You need to see a doctor, for a thorough history to asses your risk, physical examination, ultrasound breasts. Depending on the findings, some lumps need a biopsy. I note that this question was posted 2 months ago, in May 2020! I hope that you have already gotten this attended to!
Yes, I'm a breast surgeon. Current main pratice is at Thomson Medical Centre- can call 6252 5535 to make an appointment. The staff will advise on relevant imaging etc to smoothen the process. Otherwise, any breast doctor in Singapore can assist you. Do get it checked out!