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I have blue veins on my breast and it hurts, i have been like this three weeks. my menstrual cycle is from 43 days. hormonal changes or pregnant?
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Breast congestion: Breast congestion from hormonal factors causes the breasts to be distended,tender and have prominent venous patterns. If you have missed your period, have a pregnancy test. Consult your gynecologist as needed.
Answered 6/8/2015
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