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For mother who is 68.area below and to the right of the breast has been sore to the touch for two weeks. should she see dr before physical in a month?
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Maybe: If it's not getting worse, you can probably wait, but if it's getting worse and worse, or any new or different symptoms, would get checked sooner.
Answered 5/22/2017
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