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Is it normal to have burning pain in your nipple?
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Nipple pain: If you are breast feeding then it normal. Also if you are pregnant it can exist. Infection in the breast can also do the same. Any cuts or bruises can do the same - these can be quite small.
Answered 5/13/2013
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