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Good day dr, i would like to find out whether its normal that my boobs are sore, my menstruation cycle is only two weeks from now and i know im not pregnant.
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Sore breasts: There can be changes in premenstrual symptoms over time ,but if sexually active within last 2 months would check HCG ( blood not urine) and consider ultrasound. If persists get mammogram as well. f/u/ w/ gyn/ob
Answered 3/3/2020
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