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Itchy feeling in my left breast nipple area

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SkyBlue321
SkyBlue321

I'm a 29 year old guy with an annoying itchy discomfort in my left side breast area.

There's no rash there, but it hurts after rubbing it.

I get feelings of shock, anxiety, sometimes it gets annoying,

I get short of breath and stressed .

It's annoying trying to sleep at night.

Had it last year, and a few years ago. It starts when it gets warm.

Both doctors checked my heart, last year it was beating fast, but she thought it was due to anxiety, and the discomfort is something muscular with work on the farm..

Before ECG was normal. Had a blood test and urine test last month because this similar feeling was in my lower left side for months. All normal

Is there anything I can try to help releive this feeling?

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  • Cinderfire
    Cinderfire SkyBlue321

    Posted

    Does it seem to happen when shirts are rubbing or too clingy?  Wondering why it’s only in one side n not both 
    • SkyBlue321
      SkyBlue321 Cinderfire

      Posted

      Yeah, especially ones with logo, I wear 2 layers under a jumper in winter but it's more clingy now it's gone warmer and I wear just the t-shirt.

    • Cinderfire
      Cinderfire SkyBlue321

      Posted

      Hmmm. Have you tried either hydrocortisone or powder?  I mean usually the biggest culprit is constant rubbing. Idk what it is about the chest area nerves but they are so ultra sensitive. 
  • Marina_Dee
    Marina_Dee SkyBlue321

    Posted

    If you are wearing a man made fabric next to your skin it may be too harsh and is irritating a nerve by rubbing. Try wearing 100% cotton next to your skin with no polyester mixed with it.  
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