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Is it normal to have tingling breasts after ovulation?
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Don't worry: There are so many reasons for breast tenderness it's usually impossible to explain. There's also usually nothing to worry about. If it becomes a pattern you should ask your doctor to check it out.
Answered 5/7/2016
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