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I have a blue vein across the bottom of my areola it seems to be prominent but the vein don't lead under the arm. i'm not pregnant i'm 31 ?
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If it does: Not hurt, it is not Mondor's syndrome, a benign phlebitis
Answered 11/3/2016
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