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What are causes for tender breast for a month and should i be worried?
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Multiple: Mastitis, cysts, fibrocystic disease, bleeding, bruising etc. Rarely cancer, but if persisting, get checked by obgyn or breast surgeon.
Answered 3/22/2020
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