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Is there food that can give you sore breasts if eaten in large quantities? what about food that interacts with coc pill that causes the same?
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Food and breast pain: In general food does not affect breast pain or birth control pills. In those patients with fibrocystic breast tissue chocolate and caffeine can sometimes increase pain.
Answered 9/10/2016
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