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I have an aching pain under left breast it comes and goes.also my gallbladder was removed 7 mnts ago and i am 29 weeks pregnant fyi?
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Not related: It is unlikely that your gallbladder surgery is related to your pain or the pregnancy. If there is any concern that there is a problem in the breast, you should mention it to your obstetrician.
Answered 1/28/2013
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