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Can womens vitmans make your breasts sore?
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Yes: Sometimes vitamins that are designed for women have estrogen or a great deal of soy which acts like estrogen. If you are 18, chances you are you have enough estrogen in your system already. Excess estrogen will make your breasts sore. Make sure you know your source of vitamins. There are so many out there. See a dr who knows about vitamins and can guide you!
Answered 9/23/2013
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