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Can heavy breasts cause chest pain?
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Yes: Very heavy breasts can pull continuously on the suspensory ligament(Coopers) that supports them which can give chest and shoulder pain if wearing a bra. If the pain is severe, intense, and radiating to other areas, see a MD for evaluation.
Answered 12/20/2020
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