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Breast pain before a period is often normal when it is related to hormonal changes, affects both breasts, and begins a week or two before the period, then eases or goes away when it ends. On its own, it does not indicate cancer. A new lump in the breast or under the arm, changes to the skin or nipple, unusual discharge, or pain that is persistent and localized, unrelated to the menstrual cycle, or continues after the period should be checked. Seek prompt medical evaluation if the breast is red, warm, and swollen and you have a fever. A doctor can determine which tests are appropriate based on your symptoms and clinical examination.
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