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What might cause headaches, hiccups, and swollen breasts?
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Swollen breast: change in hormones, if this is something new for you and you didn't have monthly stmptomes of PMS then you migh have arrived at the premenopausal stage which change in hormones causes a variety of symptoms, physical or emotional. Consult with your gynecologist.
Answered 7/17/2014
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