ENDO Messages for November, 2005: Re: Breast pain

Re: Breast pain

From: Lori (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Nov 29 17:36:20 2005

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Hey Teresa, if it were me, I wouldn't put up with anything, I mean even worrying. I don't know what PMDD is but if you know meds are causing this have them changed. And if you are not sure what is causing this I would not wait but get it checked out. The only breast lumps I have had that were not harmful were due to caffine. And that could make me pretty sore!!! Lumps in the breast are not something I would let go even if it is nothing and you had it before. And why suffer when you don't have to, if it can be corrected and reduced again. Good luck, Lori L.

At Tue, 29 Nov 2005, Teresa wrote: >
>About 4 years ago I found a lump in my right breast that was about the
>size of a silver dollar. The doctor tried to do a biopsy on the lump,
>but could not get any fluid out of it. He sent me in for a sonogram of
>my breast, and it was determined that the tissue was normal. Through
>the years and after nursing two babies, I've found that the lump is much
>smaller, softer and less painful. However, I do still have my fears
>since that time. It was a shock to discover it, and now as I'm getting
>a little older I have my worries. I have recently been put on Zoloft
>and Trinessa in an effort to help alleviate the symptoms of PMDD. After
>beginning to take Trinessa the pain in my breasts have increased
>substancially, even several days after my period stops, particularly in
>the same breast and in the same area that I previously found the lump.

>The pain in my breasts extends back under my arms and along my ribs.
>Wearing a bra is uncomfortable, as it puts pressure on my ribs. How can
>I ease the pain, and should I be concerned if it continues? Any
>suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Thank you!
>
>--
>Teresa
>Age 30, mother of 2.
>

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