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Why do my breasts itch every month?
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Ongoing?: Has this been happening for a long time or recent changes? If this is an usual event every time you have had your period most likely it is associated with the hormonal cycle changes that happen with the period. However if this is a new occurrence make sure you see your doctor for an exam and get a mammogram.
Answered 9/18/2014
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