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aracely89
I'm 11 weeks pregnant and I get sharp pain on both my breasts. Sometimes it's on one breast but sometimes it's on both. Is this normal during pregnancy?
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ajaynes84
Oh yes, definitely! This was about the only symptom of pregnancy I had. It went away around 12 or 13 weeks.
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patty1848
Aww... my pain went away after the 12-13 week.
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