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I recently had a breast exam and blood work (all fine) but still having breast pain that seems related to my cycle and a new vein. should i worry?
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Probably not.: Breast pain is not usually a dangerous sign especially when it is related to your cycle. If their is no mass or other breast abnormality then I would not be worried. You could try evening oil of primrose and being fitted for a bra professionally to see if these help. If things change or you are still concerned then you might consult with your doctor. Hope this helps.
Answered 4/17/2016
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