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Burning, Tingling Sensation In Right Breast, Taking Tylenol. Reasons ?

Hello , my name is AAAAA , I m 18 years old and I m experiencing a burning , tingling sensation in my right breast I believe its my breast bone but I m not to sure about things like this . The pain comes every 5 minutes and lasts for approx 15 minutes , I ve taking tyneol since 8 this morning , I m scared bit don t want to rush to the er and waste time for no reason .
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Hi porshaemaria,
Welcome to healthcare Magic!
If the symptoms are located at the breast that can be related to local cause in the breast but if the problem is somewhat away from the breast then it may be a local skin problem or a local nerve irritation.
I would be a good idea to get a physical examination by a local physician and get more pin point investigations if required.
I hope the advise would be informative and useful for you.
Take Care!
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Burning, Tingling Sensation In Right Breast, Taking Tylenol. Reasons ?

Hi porshaemaria, Welcome to healthcare Magic! If the symptoms are located at the breast that can be related to local cause in the breast but if the problem is somewhat away from the breast then it may be a local skin problem or a local nerve irritation. I would be a good idea to get a physical examination by a local physician and get more pin point investigations if required. I hope the advise would be informative and useful for you. Take Care!