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Do you think i should be worried about left nipple pain and pain in the back of left chest ?
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Nipple pain: This must be evaluated by a physician. Breast disease and malignancy are of concern even in relatively young patients, male or female. And family history of breast cancer is of great importance in determining what is the 'next step'.
Answered 9/5/2013
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