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I Am 26 Yrs Old Married Girl. My Left Breast Vibrate Up to Five Minutes Last Day. There is No Any Type of Pain in my Breast?

So i wanted to know, why this happen? It happens thrice time till now. Is it serious matter?

Doctor Answers 2

Vibrating breast?

March 5th, 2013
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I assume you had a breast augmentation recently. If so, this is usually due to spasm of the muscle.

Steven Wallach, MD
March 5th, 2013

Vibrating breast?

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I assume you had a breast augmentation recently. If so, this is usually due to spasm of the muscle.

Steven Wallach, MD

My Left Breast Vibrate

March 4th, 2013
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A little more info would be helpful. I assume you've had a breast augmentation. When was it? How frequently does this occur, and does anything in particular let it off.?

Unusual sensations are common and are unique to each individual patient. Almost all of these resolve without either treatment nor specific diagnosis.\

Your best resource for this question is your surgeon. Call the office for an appointment.   All the best. 

Jourdan Gottlieb, MD

Jourdan Gottlieb, MD
Seattle Plastic Surgeon
4.6 out of 5 stars 45 reviews

March 4th, 2013

My Left Breast Vibrate

{{ voteCount >= 0 ? '+' + (voteCount + 1) : (voteCount + 1) }}

A little more info would be helpful. I assume you've had a breast augmentation. When was it? How frequently does this occur, and does anything in particular let it off.?

Unusual sensations are common and are unique to each individual patient. Almost all of these resolve without either treatment nor specific diagnosis.\

Your best resource for this question is your surgeon. Call the office for an appointment.   All the best. 

Jourdan Gottlieb, MD
Seattle Plastic Surgeon

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