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I have breast soreness after starting birth control?
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Probably normal: Breast tenderness after starting birth control is a normal condition. Anytime you have a hormonal change, your breasts respond and can become sore. If you have any lumps or dusharge from your breasts, this should be evaluated by your doctor. The breast tenderness should improve over time.
Answered 6/7/2016
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