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Q: my right breast started some itching and soreness at the tip of the nipple after taking celeabrex for several days, could this be assoated?
It is possible they are related, but I would think an allergic reaction to the Celebrex would be more general. If you stop the Celebrex and the itching gets better, you will know there is a connection. If the itching and soreness last longer than a month, it might be a breast problem, not a medication problem. Call the doctor right away if the symptoms get worse or if they last longer than a month. The doctor who prescribed the Celebrex needs to be notified just in case there is a connection. Your dosage might need adjusting.
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