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What Causes Itchy Feeling In My Breasts?

this month my period only lasted about 24hrs and I just have not felt my self latey and now for the past week my right nipple has aburning &itchy feeling in it . but my tues were just tied only 11yrs ago. but one dr told me that the one was undone what should I do now
posted on Mon, 30 Jun 2014
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Hello,
Thanks for posting your query. I would like to offer some suggestions having gone through it. The burning and itching of the nipple may not have anything to do with a pregnancy. It can be a skin condition as well. However, since your doctor confirmed the failure of tubal banding, it remains to be seen if you have conceived. The fact that you had a scanty previous period is suggestive. In the current scenario, I would ask you to go for a blood test to confirm/exclude pregnancy and follow up with a preferably trans-vaginal sonogram of the pelvis and plan further management. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Itchy Feeling In My Breasts?

Hello, Thanks for posting your query. I would like to offer some suggestions having gone through it. The burning and itching of the nipple may not have anything to do with a pregnancy. It can be a skin condition as well. However, since your doctor confirmed the failure of tubal banding, it remains to be seen if you have conceived. The fact that you had a scanty previous period is suggestive. In the current scenario, I would ask you to go for a blood test to confirm/exclude pregnancy and follow up with a preferably trans-vaginal sonogram of the pelvis and plan further management. Hope this helps.