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Is breast itching common in 50's. hysterectomy do at age of 28.
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Not common: It's not common to have itching at the age of 50. Itching is usually due to something irritating the skin . see your doctor to ensure everything is ok. Best wishes Dr M
Answered 5/3/2016
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