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"Scary Breast Signs You detect a lump.   Good news: Breast cancer is rare in young women. A more likely diagnosis is a fibroadenoma -- a growth that feels solid and smooth. Another possibility is a fluid-filled cyst, which feels spongy and tender. Both lumps are harmless, and they usually clear up on their own. Still, play it safe by letting your M.D. know about it.  You feel a sharp, stabbing pain.  If it occurs during the week before your period, it's probably brought on by normal preflow hormone fluctuations that cause breast tissue to swell with fluid and become supersensitive. But if the pain strikes only one boob, it could be a sign of recent trauma to your breast. Whatever the cause, the pain should disappear without medicine and is rarely a serious sign. \n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\n An itchy rash appears.   Odds are, excessive sweating is to blame: As perspiration dries on your skin, bacteria thrive, which can trigger redness and itching. An OTC cortisone cream can banish the rash, while showering after working out and wearing all-natural fabrics will prevent its return.  Source: Lisa Masterson, OB/GYN at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles Don't ever forget your health check-up again!  Let Cosmo remind you for free."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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