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A member asked:
My breast hurts ( don't think it's cancer) and i have no idea why, what to do?
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History: Pain is almost never a symptom of breast cancer. If you have pain in one breast, you might have had trauma to it, or you may have an infection in it. See your doctor for an examination, but give him/her a full history as to when the pain started, whether you have recently had any chest trauma (car accident, fall, struck by a flying object such as a ball, etc).
Answered 8/11/2013
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