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tingling pain oin lefgt breast

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margaret22251
margaret22251

I forget i get this until like now at 4.30 i was woken up by having this sharp tingling pain in my left breast, has anybody else had this please.

It only seems to be  recently, but it does wake me up.

Anythoughts please.

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  • stella-dk
    stella-dk margaret22251

    Posted

    Yes, I had that almost 2 weeks ago. It graduately disappeared after 3 days. I tryed to feel if there was anything - it was sore but I could find no lump. I´m having it x-rayed tomorrow just in case. I think it must be some sort of inflamation in the muscle or in the tissue.
    • margaret22251
      margaret22251 stella-dk

      Posted

      yes i did feel around the area and it was sore as you said, i get fed up saying to doctor who another new thing to have checked i feel as if they get fed up with it, she is really nice and just laughs as me.

      She said Margaret i have people in here who are waste my time, you never do. So really i dont feel bad going. take care

    • stella-dk
      stella-dk margaret22251

      Posted

      I know what you mean, I also get many diferent symptoms all the time.

      I went to a clinic today and had an x-ray, scan and examination - and lyckily all was fine. The doc said that is is not unusual to have pain ind the brest for no apparent reason. He said that pain in the breast was normaly not anything serious. So I´m sure you will also be fine. Good luck.

  • iellen32
    iellen32 margaret22251

    Posted

    It probably will persist until you will see a doctor for examination.

    Hope you will get rid of this symptom!!

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