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Had a partial hyst less than a year ago, have breast pain for a few months now. could this be serious, something to take to the dr?
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See your doc : Probably this is unrelated to the hysterectomy. Sometimes this can be managed conservatively, but with ed i would go get checked out. Until then try Ibuprofen and avoiding caffeine.
Answered 6/25/2014
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