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Breast pain
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Breast pain

by mitch24, Dec 05, 2007 09:30AM
i just wanna ask if its possible that i have no  problem with my breast even though i a breast pain in my right breast near my left breast (almost in the cleavage part). I haven't felt this before..My menstrual period is on the second week of the month, i dont any signs olike this. I also examine my breast and didn't finfdany lumps or something hard on it. Give some advice or tell me some treatment i can do with this breast pain..

Thanks..

Hope you can help me on my problem...

God Bless

by Cleveland Clinic, Dec 05, 2007 12:08PM
Dear mitch24,  Breast pain is a common breast symptom.  The reason for breast pain is not clearly understood, and is not usually associated with breast cancer.  Breast pain is sometimes associated with hormonal variations and is then called cyclical breast pain.  Noncyclical breast pain does not seem to be linked to hormonal variations and is often localized to one area of the breast tissue.  Noncyclical breast pain may or may not be the result of an injury to the breast.   However, without being able to examine you or ask questions, it is difficult to evaluate a situation over the internet.  You may want to bring your symptoms to the attention of your doctor who can better evaluate.

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