Most likely not : It does depend on ones age, menstrual status, personal medical history, and family history. Best is to see your doctor, have a mammogram and ultrasound. If a problem is identified-many times they can do a needle biopsy there-or refer to a surgeon for excisional biopsy
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Yes: Breast pain in not a common symptom of breast cancer. However discuss these symptoms with your primary care physician.
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