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Overly sensitive/painful breasts and nipples? not pregnant. had this previously before period, this time it's worse. (could be due to implant?)
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Pain in breast: Pain and breast sensitivity usually are due to hormonal change and if you have placed a hormone implant that could be the reason, this pain and sensitivity is due to excess of hormone Progesterone after ovulation or due to higher progesterone in the implant.
Answered 11/11/2014
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