Most likely not: Breast cancer does not typically present with pain unless you have a large, firm mass and changes in the skin. You could be experiencing fibrocystic changes but you should also rule out heart disease-which can present differently than in men. Seek out your gynecologist or primary care doctor for evaluation.
Answered 12/22/2013
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Not enough info: There are many reasons for breast pain. Do you feel a lump? nipple discharge? Have you had a mammogram? If you have concerns, see you doctor for the proper history, exam, and testing,
Answered 9/29/2016
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