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Is breast soreness two weeks before menstrual cycle normal?
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Yes, generally. : Very common. Also at the time of the cycle. Breast tenderness is very responsive to hormonal changes. These occur at he time of ovulation with a spike up then down in estrogen and again at the menses with a significant nadir in the estrogen and Progesterone levels. This alone dan cause he symptoms you describe without any seriousc.
Answered 10/3/2017
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