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Because the soreness and tenderness is in both breasts, it's very unlikely that this is a breast cancer symptom. It sounds more hormonal except for your generalized fatigue. If you are not running a fever, you could take some extra naps and see if you feel better before you call the doctor. Sometimes if you watch and wait a few days, you have more specific information to give the doctor. However, if you aren't feeling better within a week, it will be time to go in and get checked. I hope you get good news from the doctor.

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