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I got off birth control a couple months ago and for about the last my breast have become very sore and tender. i'm not sure what could be causing it?
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Ovulating now: If you're not taking birth control now you are probably ovulating now. That means your hormones are going through many more ups and downs, and can cause breast soreness. And if you might be pregnant, that can also cause breast soreness.
Answered 10/4/2016
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