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What Could Be The Reason For Pain Below Left Breast With Tenderness In The Area ?

I have pain below L breast for the last 2weeks right on the breast bone. It is tendrr to touch this area as well. I feel like something is there when sitting or crouching forward. Please help as I am concerned. I am feeling very fatigued as well. Please send answer to YYYY@YYYY . Thanks.
Thu, 6 Feb 2014
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This problem really needs to be evaluated by your physician. It could be a cyst, abscess or mass in the breast that is causing the pain. It can also be a result of trauma to the breast. It may also be a problem with the bone underlying your breast, due to inflammation or trauma to the bone or even fracture. There is no way to diagnose this properly without an exam, and possibly a mammogram and x-rays. You really should see your family physician or an obgyn. I hope this helps answer your question, please let me know if you have any more questions.
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What Could Be The Reason For Pain Below Left Breast With Tenderness In The Area ?

This problem really needs to be evaluated by your physician. It could be a cyst, abscess or mass in the breast that is causing the pain. It can also be a result of trauma to the breast. It may also be a problem with the bone underlying your breast, due to inflammation or trauma to the bone or even fracture. There is no way to diagnose this properly without an exam, and possibly a mammogram and x-rays. You really should see your family physician or an obgyn. I hope this helps answer your question, please let me know if you have any more questions.