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I am having pains in my nipple and peck area, that goes into the side of my peck. it is very sensitive to the touch what could this be?
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See a physician: You should consult a physician .You may have strained your pectoralis muscle. Have you been lifting weights lately? Your symptoms can also be caused by nerve impingement. The physician can diagnosis by physical examination and ordering the appropriate test.
Answered 10/4/2016
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