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Is it normal for the area above breast and below collarbone to feel hard ?
actually my right breast is smaller in size as compared to the left one..I never noticed but from last few days when touched I feel the area above breast and below collar bone bit hard..is there a bone or something located in that place..?
I also have neck pain problem that radiates down to the right arm as well..is it related ?
I also face anxiety mainly related to illness..
please help
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You should see the extent of the breast. The upper margin of the breast is a little below the collar bone.
You can feel a hard bone because you are feeling the ribs.
If the upper margin of the breast is up to the collar bone you will not feel any hard tissue.
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Dr. Sayali Dhalwade
Obstetrician
15 yrs exp
Pune
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Yes it's normal
For pain radiating to the arm u need to get examined
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