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Mild breast pain
I hv been having breast pain,actually it's not too mch pain but when I touch my breast mild pain is thr.only left side breast is affected and having mild pain and little irritation is also thr.i visited to hospital for breast checkup,doctor had done ultrasound but in ultrasonography everything was fine nothing was thr, thn doctor prescribed me some antibiotics and pain killer which I had taken but mild pain is still thr and its about 9-8 months since pain is thr.i want to know why this is happening to me and only in one side breast(left) having mild pain when touching and right side is normal
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It's normal
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Breast pain should not be avoided.you should again consult to a better doctor for better examination,mamography has to be done. It is not clear whether there is any hard swelling or not. Sometimes breast pain also relates to cold and menstruation. Be careful and have proper treatment. You can consult me by calling through Practo for any further clarification.
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