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Breast pain on periods
This is my first treatment cycle ( ovulation induction ) and I was on progestrogen and estrogen support for 14 days . Since the ovulation I had breast tenderness and pain when I touch it .i stopped my progestrone and estrogen only two days ago but i got my periods .today is my first day of my periods and still I have breast pain when I touch. What would be the reason for this ?is it normal ? Which harmone is responsible for breast pain
I use to have breast pain in my natural cycles after ovulation and it will go away before one or two days of my periods but this treatment cycle is different .
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
thats due to progesterone..its normal..no need to worry
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