Hi,
Breast pain is not a common symptom of breast cancer.Many women have breast tenderness and pain, also called mastalgia. It may come and go with monthly periods (cyclic) or may not follow any pattern (noncyclic).
Noncyclic pain is most common in women 30 to 50 years of age. It may occur in only one breast. It is often described as a sharp, burning pain that occurs in one area of a breast. Occasionally, noncyclic pain may be caused by a" fibroadenoma" or "cysts".(Both benign finding) If the cause of noncyclic pain can be identified, treating the cause may relieve the pain.
Breast pain can get worse with changes in your hormone levels or changes in the medicines you are taking. Stress can also affect breast pain. You are more likely to have breast pain before menopause than after menopause.Also try to cut down on your caffeine intake.Best wishes..
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Have shooting pain coming from within breast area, right breast...
comes and goes....what is this?
Unless this were IBC and infection would not be related to breast cancer. I would wonder if the lump you describe is an abscess. A lump that appeared so suddenly wouldn't be an indication of breast cancer. Hopefully the Mammogram will shed some light on this subject and I'm surprised that the Ultrasound didn't snow more than what you indicate. Please keep us posted when you see the Breast Surgeon ... Regards