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Vibrating Feeling On Left Breast. Have Thrombocytosis, Lupus, CML, Hypertension. On Hydrea And Cytoxin. Advice

hello, i m feeling a vibrating feeling on my left breast and trying to find out possible causes? im 38 yo female, with thrombocytosis, lupus and CML as part of my history. i am also on hydrea and cytoxin as 2 of my chemotherapies. should i be concerned with this vibrating feeling on the left breast? I have high cholesterol (on medication) and hypertention, with a history of strokes.
Thu, 19 Sep 2013
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Hi. I don't think this vibrating feeling should be a cause of concern for you unless it is persistent. None of the drugs you are taking would cause such symptoms, nor will your lupus/ CML. Neuropathies can sometimes cause such abnormal sensations but then this would be associated with numbness/ loss of sensation/ tingling and sometimes pain. If you do not have any of these other symptoms, i do not think you should worry. Thank you.
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Vibrating Feeling On Left Breast. Have Thrombocytosis, Lupus, CML, Hypertension. On Hydrea And Cytoxin. Advice

Hi. I don t think this vibrating feeling should be a cause of concern for you unless it is persistent. None of the drugs you are taking would cause such symptoms, nor will your lupus/ CML. Neuropathies can sometimes cause such abnormal sensations but then this would be associated with numbness/ loss of sensation/ tingling and sometimes pain. If you do not have any of these other symptoms, i do not think you should worry. Thank you.