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MissMorrigan -> RE: Since there are other posters who come here with medical issues.. (3/15/2008 2:15:48 AM)
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Greedy, I'm not a doctor, nor an RGN, but will say that a woman's hormones fluctuate, so while you can't make a connection between the tenderness and your period, I will say that your hormones can fluctuate up to a couple of weeks prior to a period (and after) so it sounds typically hormonal to me... and besides, you're young and nubile, I could always come and examine you (forget my saying I was not a doctor or RGN, I've got the uniform and will warm my hands...).
On a serious note, you're broke, that should not prevent you from seeking medical advice and help if you need it. Aren't there provisions in the US for citizens that don't have medical insurance, Greedy? It's inconceivable to me that people can be refused medical attention on the grounds they can't afford it.
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ORIGINAL: GreedyTop
(but *I* will listen)
I do the breast self-exams. It always just feels slightly lumpy to me (I'm figuring muscles/fatty tisssue etc).
Occasionally, I get tenderness on one side of a breast or the other. NOTICE that it's not specific to either breast..sometimes, the outside of one breast will be ouchy, sometimes the other breast will get it., sometimes both. Doesnt seem to be associated with my period.
Any insight? (yes, I know.. see a Dr.. but I'm flatass broke.. lol)
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