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What does it mean if under your breast makes a cheesy smell when you are sweating?
You make be sweating extra hard and or you may have a fungus under the breast apply pure cornstarch and make sure that no cuts or rashes are under your breast
If your breast only get sore when someone grabs them does that mean your pregnant?
No. It means that the person grabs them too hard and doesn't respect you.
What does parralel mean in science?
breast breast
What if your breasts are always hard is this a problem?
If you have hard balls at the end of your breast, they are growing. If there are little bumps that are hard it's breast cancer and if they are just hard in genral they are getting ready/are to produce milk.
Is there sumthing wrong if there is some hard thing in the girl's breast?
Possibly, it could be breast cancer.
If you get a lump in your breast could it just be hormones?
If the lump on the breast is a hard one, then it is a matter of concern as it very well be a sign of breast cancer.
My breasts feel hard in the center of each breast is this normal?
Go to the doctor. A lump in the breast is not normal.
Is breast cancer religious?
I'm not sure what you mean by 'is it religious' but if you mean is it only people of certain religions get breast cancer then the answer is NO.Anyone can get breast cancer.
What is does it mean when you have a hard lump behind what if your nipple and it hurts When Your Only 11?
your breast may be developing. if it is very painful, possibly something else. then see a doctor.
I have a que ball sized bruise on your breast and there is a large hard lump under the bruise Anyone know what this could mean?
That could pretty well be breast cancer you should go in for a mamogram.
How do you say breast in spanish?
Depends what you mean by breast... chicken breast is pechuga de pollo.
What do the medical terminology combining forms mamm and mast mean?
Mamm- and mast- both mean breast. For instance, mastalgia means breast pain, and mammogram means record of the breast.
