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How long can i wait with axillary pain to see if it goes away without seeing a doctor?
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Why wait?: There are many different things that can be causing your pain, most of which are not worrisome, but it is impossible to know without having a formal physician evaluation. There is no upside to waiting other than the anxiety that comes with uncertainty.
Answered 10/4/2016
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