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1688492 tn?1346364370

Couple of questions

Is there something wrong is it unusual or common for your nipples and the brown part to big huge at 7 wks? When Iqeeze them clear stuff lileaks out.. I was already 34DDD but they very itchy and just seem to get bigger and bigger. I just thought it was to early!
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1688492 tn?1346364370
Lol I bought breast pads tonight I would b sooo embarrassed omg!!!
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1794093 tn?1357930759
breast changes are one of the earlier signs of pregnancy... and yes mine go through stages as well...  right now they are sore :( and as far as colostrum goes its best not to express it as that can stimulate it more and you dont want to deal with leaky boobs this early ;) but if by chance they do start to its best to have breast pads on hand just incase... some woman can leak quite a bit before delivery.... ive only had one time where i noticed a wet spot on my shirt and i hope it doesnt happen again till baby is here! or it could be awkward! lol
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1688492 tn?1346364370
Yes I have all of that!!!
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1955408 tn?1328058454
Yes, it's common for the breast and nipple to increase in size. Also, the breast leaking is normal also. It's a little early, but I've heard of it happening earlier. My breasts go through stages where they hurt, then itch, then have a burning sensation.
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