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30 weeks pregnant with a burning sensation in my one breast, should i be concerned?
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Burning in breast: Most likely this is a side effect of pregnancy with associated changes in the breast. If you feel a lump or notice an abnormal discharge you should see your doctor. Otherwise, wait to see if the problem resolves.
Answered 12/3/2013
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