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Breast pain in right side
Hi.. I'm having pain in the upper side of right breast.
I feel pain only when I raise my hands.. I'm
Can u pls help me
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Self palpation and examination is very useful for proper diagnosis.please palpate by left hand raising ur right hand. Check for any rat like tumor sleeping from ur hands.
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Can be muscular pain
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Pain is increasing while raising hand is indicative that pain is musculoskeletal and hence a good analgesic should do the job.
Though u may also not ignore any other underlying serious problem of pain in that area.
i understood your concern and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can help you better.book a time slot as per your convenience for consultation.you can also consult via whatsapp on 97166*33*129
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Dr. Shikhar
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7 yrs exp
New Delhi
U must press and feel for any swelling first.
I understand ur concern and noted ur symptoms.
I will ask you few more questions to make a exact diagnosis to start investigation and treatment which is best suitable.
Plz consult me on practo so that i can help you.
As per your convenience,book a time slot for consultation.
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