Can you remove a non-cancerous mass?
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According to the National Cancer Institute, benign tumors are growths that do not invade nearby tissue or spread to other parts of the body. If you have been diagnosed with a benign mass, you may wonder: **Can you remove a non-cancerous mass**? The answer is yes, though whether and how it should be removed depends on several factors, including its type, location, and effect on your health.
