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Hi i been haveing pain in my breast and i just notice one is bigger then the other and i been gaining weight. please help?
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Breast exam: Anytime one notices a new mass, lump, bump or skin change in the breast it is very important to have this evaluated by a doctor who can help determine if any work up or testing is needed. Breast pain can be from hormonal changes, weight changes, dietary changes, cysts, changes in exercise patterns, ill fitting bras, pregnancy and others.
Answered 3/20/2016
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