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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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really tender to the touch, even if i breathe in deeply.. ive 'googled' and been on the NHS website but it doesn't come up with anything.
Any ladies ever experience this? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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had it when i breathe deeply, pains in my chest, got it checked out and was told it was a chest infection! my moobs were fine tho, not sore or anythin.
Sorry that probably doesnt help you  |
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is it your actual breasts that hurt or are you just assuming it is cos its in that general area?
pain when breathing would suggest some kind of chest infection or even pleurasy (sp??). i had a friend with that nce and he said it hurt to breate in
like many have said est way is to get to the docs |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"is it your actual breasts that hurt or are you just assuming it is cos its in that general area?
pain when breathing would suggest some kind of chest infection or even pleurasy (sp??). i had a friend with that nce and he said it hurt to breate in
like many have said est way is to get to the docs"
its the actual breasts,, exceptionally tender. whole area feels bruised. Guess it hurts to breathe deeply because my chest rises up and down. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"is it your actual breasts that hurt or are you just assuming it is cos its in that general area?
pain when breathing would suggest some kind of chest infection or even pleurasy (sp??). i had a friend with that nce and he said it hurt to breate in
like many have said est way is to get to the docs"
Thats what the dr said I had, couldnt think what it was callef tho! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"is it your actual breasts that hurt or are you just assuming it is cos its in that general area?
pain when breathing would suggest some kind of chest infection or even pleurasy (sp??). i had a friend with that nce and he said it hurt to breate in
like many have said est way is to get to the docs
its the actual breasts,, exceptionally tender. whole area feels bruised. Guess it hurts to breathe deeply because my chest rises up and down."
I remain convinced PMT is to blame. I never suffered painful breasts due to PMT until 12 months after giving birth.
Periods were all over the place for 3 years after so I got PMT sometimes twice a month. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I got PMT sometimes twice a month.
having read your posts,
i thought your pmt was permanent.   "
I f**king love you... your amazing (blame my hormones) 
xx  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"really tender to the touch, even if i breathe in deeply.. ive 'googled' and been on the NHS website but it doesn't come up with anything.
Any ladies ever experience this?"
Well i have some cream for the problem...might help might not |
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Sounds similar to a condition my daughter had a couple of months ago called costocondritis. It caused her pain when she breathed in and the whole area was tender (especially towards the centre of her chest).
It's an infection of the rib joints and intercostal muscles. It's painful but not serious ... wonder if it could be that? Only one way to find out really - go speak to your GP and get it diagnosed properly x |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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I got PMT sometimes twice a month.
having read your posts,
i thought your pmt was permanent.
I f**king love you... your amazing (blame my hormones)
xx "
oh having one of those days,are we. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I got PMT sometimes twice a month.
having read your posts,
i thought your pmt was permanent.
I f**king love you... your amazing (blame my hormones)
xx
oh having one of those days,are we. "
Not today love  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"zero chance of pregnancy. will definitely see a GP tomorrow then, its very very uncomfy. "
it's probs hormonal but wise choice to check with your GP without delay. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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What concerns me is why you are asking non medical people about a "potential" medical problem?! Surely a trip to the doctors would be better than guess work? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"is it your actual breasts that hurt or are you just assuming it is cos its in that general area?
pain when breathing would suggest some kind of chest infection or even pleurasy (sp??). i had a friend with that nce and he said it hurt to breate in
like many have said est way is to get to the docs
its the actual breasts,, exceptionally tender. whole area feels bruised. Guess it hurts to breathe deeply because my chest rises up and down."
if they red and hot to touch , could be mastitis |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Siren can't bear hers to be touched at the moment. It appears nature isn't without a sense of irony - it's given her huge tits while she's pregnant but no fooker can grapple with them! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What concerns me is why you are asking non medical people about a "potential" medical problem?! Surely a trip to the doctors would be better than guess work? "
you ever tried to make a doctors appointment at 11pm at night?
i've made an appointment today. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What concerns me is why you are asking non medical people about a "potential" medical problem?! Surely a trip to the doctors would be better than guess work?
you ever tried to make a doctors appointment at 11pm at night?
i've made an appointment today. "
Don't you know that we're not supposed to ask for advice about anything on the forums anymore. You MUST go and see an expert now.
Only light and fluffy stuff is permitted on here, and the sex bits too, of course, they're mandatory. |
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"What concerns me is why you are asking non medical people about a "potential" medical problem?! Surely a trip to the doctors would be better than guess work?
you ever tried to make a doctors appointment at 11pm at night?
i've made an appointment today.
Don't you know that we're not supposed to ask for advice about anything on the forums anymore. You MUST go and see an expert now.
Only light and fluffy stuff is permitted on here, and the sex bits too, of course, they're mandatory. "
I believe they are updating the forum rules as we speak
I often ask peoples advice on here AS WELL as going to the relevant professional bodies, I dont believe that anybody would go around acting on medical issues on the advice of comments on a forum thread! |
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By *umourCouple
over a year ago
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"What concerns me is why you are asking non medical people about a "potential" medical problem?! Surely a trip to the doctors would be better than guess work?
you ever tried to make a doctors appointment at 11pm at night?
i've made an appointment today.
Don't you know that we're not supposed to ask for advice about anything on the forums anymore. You MUST go and see an expert now.
Only light and fluffy stuff is permitted on here, and the sex bits too, of course, they're mandatory.
I believe they are updating the forum rules as we speak
I often ask peoples advice on here AS WELL as going to the relevant professional bodies, I dont believe that anybody would go around acting on medical issues on the advice of comments on a forum thread!"
As Wishy said on another thread (paraphrase'ish!) there are people on here from all walks of life, from all sectors of work and it is a pretty good place to ask advice!
As long as it's not a substitute for seeking help from the correct professional, where is the harm? Perhaps someone should post a list of what is and is not acceptable! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Sometimes its nice to ask for advice from people who have perhaps had similar experiences. I had some good feedback meaning it could be related to PMT.. and the only advice i did take which i would have done anyways was make a GP appointment for today.
Not a lot i could have done about it late last night sadly. |
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Don't you know that we're not supposed to ask for advice about anything on the forums anymore. You MUST go and see an expert now.
Only light and fluffy stuff is permitted on here, and the sex bits too, of course, they're mandatory. "
In all fairness Wishy, she has already been on the NHS Direct website... they do have a phone number.... 24/7.
Having been on the NHS Direct website and having the option to call them, it's hardly the most sensible thing to do to ignore that option and come on here to ask the FHS Direct folk for their random guesswork.... if you really want advice that is.
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By (user no longer on site)
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Don't you know that we're not supposed to ask for advice about anything on the forums anymore. You MUST go and see an expert now.
Only light and fluffy stuff is permitted on here, and the sex bits too, of course, they're mandatory.
In all fairness Wishy, she has already been on the NHS Direct website... they do have a phone number.... 24/7.
Having been on the NHS Direct website and having the option to call them, it's hardly the most sensible thing to do to ignore that option and come on here to ask the FHS Direct folk for their random guesswork.... if you really want advice that is.
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See. Light n fluffy. Me likes that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Don't you know that we're not supposed to ask for advice about anything on the forums anymore. You MUST go and see an expert now.
Only light and fluffy stuff is permitted on here, and the sex bits too, of course, they're mandatory.
In all fairness Wishy, she has already been on the NHS Direct website... they do have a phone number.... 24/7.
Having been on the NHS Direct website and having the option to call them, it's hardly the most sensible thing to do to ignore that option and come on here to ask the FHS Direct folk for their random guesswork.... if you really want advice that is.
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Bang on, especially the last bit. |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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There is nothing wrong with sharing concerns or starting a thread to gain attention ( this isn't accusing anyone of doing it, I am just commenting )
I wouldn't do it myself, but lots of people do, there is no harm in it. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Thay maybe getting bigger ..... when thay do can hurt like that x my girls have this now and again and Doc said was why thay had this pain."
I sure hope its not that..  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There is nothing wrong with sharing concerns or starting a thread to gain attention ( this isn't accusing anyone of doing it, I am just commenting )
I wouldn't do it myself, but lots of people do, there is no harm in it. "
You're right lots of people do it - some more than others it would seem.  |
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