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I have been throwing up and have fatigue over the past two weeks. i found a lump in my breast and now have painful urination. what could this be ?
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UTI: The lump in the breast and the nausea vomiting and painful urination is unrelated. The lump you feel most likely is a cyst and the painful urination is a urinary tract infection. You need a urine culture and antibiotics The breast lump can be evaluated later.
Answered 5/6/2015
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