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Had a partial hysterectomy 6 years ago just recently started getting breast pain and tenderness what might be causing this? should i see my doctor
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Breast Exam needed: since you had a partial hysterectomy you can be confident you are not having breastpain from pregnancy. Any new pain in the breast should be evaluated for a palpable lump or with a mammogram. If you had trauma to the area you would probably know. If you did some new exercise and your pectoral muscle is sore, that might present as breast pain.
Answered 6/11/2017
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