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Do you still get tenderness in your breast after 50?
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You can.: Tenderness is a symptom of pain. Hormones, infections, and trauma can cause tenderness in the breast. If you have a mass on a self-exam or are concerned about anything that looks or feels wrong, don't hesitate to see your doc.
Answered 6/19/2014
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