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Im 17 years old. ive noticed that my left breast has been growing larger than the right one, and veins appeared on the left. the right is very nromal. the left one feels more solidic? i dont know how to describe it. should i see a doctor?or normal?
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See a doctor: It is normal to have two different sized breasts but because you are noticing veins and a solid component it should be checked out further. I could nothing, a clogged duct, a cyst or a mass. An examination by a physician will be able to tell more.
Answered 4/8/2019
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