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Breast Pain
Breast pain i dont know the reason.My periods are over now it is the 17th day.Even i couldnt eat food properly
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May be mastitis,cyclical pain,breast cysts, breast trauma, prior breast surgery or other factors localized to the breast. Breast pain may also start outside the breast... in the chest wall, muscles, joints or heart, for example Cyclic breast pain appears to have a strong link to hormones and your menstrual cycle. Cyclic breast pain often decreases or disappears with pregnancy or menopause...consult nearest surgeon they will help you if its not cyclical one..
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Get Mammogram done show Gynaecologist
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Your complaints seems to be very vague to diagnose properly......firstly Consult Lady Homoeopath for Examination properly and get diagnosed......their many types of Breast pains....
sometimes normally its seen before or during menses ....based on diagnosis you get Homoeomedicine without any side effects/any surgery....
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It must be Mastitis because of weight of the breasts if these are too large or else there may be some injury to the Breasts. It does not seem to be Fibroadenisis which is related to menses. So, please use a good support for your breasts and take Tab Zerodol P 1 tab twice a day for 5 days & see the result
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