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Sore, sensitive montgomery glands on areola on right breast. not breastfeeding or pregnant.i sleep on that side. no sharp pain. cancer?
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? Fibrocystic Breast: Could be fibrocystic breast disease. This is a reason for tenderness. Can be treated with tighter, more supportive bra (sports), ibuprofen, etc. Fibrocystic issues can be related to your time in your cycle. Does the pain come and go 'monthly' like your cycle does?
Answered 11/19/2015
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