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I'm 19 and have been having spasms in my breast, it's not every day but often enough to worry about it. should i be worried?
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Pain: Having pain in breast probably nothing serious to be worried about, It could be related to hormonal changes with the menstrual cycles. It may be painful with other conditions like inflammation or infection, It is better to have it examined.
Answered 5/16/2015
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