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My right breast is suddenly much larger and heavier then the other. it's also a little sensitive. why? will it go back to normal?
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To get larger something must be moving into the breast. If it is one side, the expected agent would be fluid from inflammation which can also cause sensitivity. I would seek an exam by your doc as this may represent a deep infection and the bodies response to that process.
Answered 11/14/2022
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