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Soreness In The Breast After Having IUD. Fibrous Benign Lump In The Breast. Due To The IUD?

Hi, I have had a multiload iud which I have been on for three months and during this time I have had sore (stinging and stabbing ) in my breasts. Particularly the left, which has (in this time) developed a large fibrous lump, I am told that it is benign and not cancerous. Do you think this could be caused by the multiload?
Fri, 19 Jul 2013
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hi..
you have been adopted intrauterine contraceptive device..
you also complain of lump in the breast, i.e fibroma, which is benign..
now you have mastalgia..
the mastalgia, i.e pain in the breast due to progesterone in the second half of the cycle, and hyperprolactenemia..
it is nothing to do with IUCD..
see your endocrinologist for the investigation for hyperprolactenemia and management..
wish you good health..
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Soreness In The Breast After Having IUD. Fibrous Benign Lump In The Breast. Due To The IUD?

hi.. you have been adopted intrauterine contraceptive device.. you also complain of lump in the breast, i.e fibroma, which is benign.. now you have mastalgia.. the mastalgia, i.e pain in the breast due to progesterone in the second half of the cycle, and hyperprolactenemia.. it is nothing to do with IUCD.. see your endocrinologist for the investigation for hyperprolactenemia and management.. wish you good health..