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Feel warm blood rush to one breast
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I'm 43 and of good health. No bp, diabetes. My LMP date was 23 rd of Feb. For the last 3 days I have been feeling warm blood rush to the left breast. It's warm suddenly like a wave of warm liquid flowing inside.. for a few seconds and then it goes away. I m not sure if it's cos of hormones or anything else. It's only in one breast, the left. I have been feeling a bit of pain in both breasts which is normal for me before my period. There are no lumps, no discharge or any other problems. This feeling was there the day before yesterday and again today. Would be grateful if you can tell me what this could be. Thank you.
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Some people will experience premenstrual symptoms like these few days before menstruation., which will subside once you get your periods. If there is only breast heavyness it is due to harmones before menstruation. So dont worry. If you feel anyleft side chest discomfort or pain please consult general physician..
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Dr. Ashritha Thadishetty
Gynecologist
5 yrs exp
Hyderabad
As you r supposed to vet your periods in next 2 days u r having these symptoms but better get USG Both BREASTS
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