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I just noticed there is hair growing on the side of my breasts its just stubble right now but should i be worried if it gets longer?
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Not really: It's normal to get an occasional hair on the breast, particularly in the nipple area. Just pluck it. If you find lots of hair growing where it wasn't previously, then perhaps time to see your doctor for some hormone tests.
Answered 7/18/2015
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