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Beverley Callard reports leg pain from cyst during breast cancer treatment
The Coronation Street actor said a new cyst is causing ongoing pain in her right leg. She visited a GP after fearing a blood clot and learned the cause was benign.
Jun 12, 9:20 AM·1m read1 source
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Beverley Callard said she is experiencing persistent pain from a cyst that recently developed on her right leg. The actor, who disclosed an early-stage breast cancer diagnosis in February, posted a video update on Thursday, 11 June. She explained she had sought medical attention after suspecting a blood clot.
Medical visit and diagnosis Callard stated that tests ruled out a clot.
Doctors identified the source of the pain as a common cyst. "I'm not pleased I've got something quite common, but there we go," she said. She added that she initially panicked after receiving the news but later felt calmer. The update follows her February disclosure of the breast cancer diagnosis.
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