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Mondor's Disease


Overview of Mondor's Disease

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Mondor's disease produces unilateral chest pain and swelling. Often, a firm, tender cord may be felt just below the skin. It is more common in women. It is sometimes seen in relationship to breast or lung cancer or recent breast surgery. It is usually self-limited.

Causes of Mondor's Disease

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The cause of this disorder is usually trauma. It produces phlebitis of the lateral thoracic and thoraco-epigastric veins.

Signs and Symptoms of Mondor's Disease

signs and symptoms

The symptoms associated with Mondor's disease include pain and swelling on one side of the chest. A tender, painful cord is often present under the skin.


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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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