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My breasts are very sore and my nipples sensitive, 1 week after my period, which was a few days early, light and short. no birth control, neg pg test.
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Breast tenderness: I would repeat the test in another week, if it is still negative and you are still having symptoms go to your doctor for evaluation.
Answered 4/23/2018
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