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sore boobs gone

im 9 weeks pregnant and iv noticed my boobs are no longer sore :(  im still supa tierd and sick i was wonderin if any one else has had there sore boobs fanish at this stage i hope its not a bad sign
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im glad im not the onli one then it must be quite normal :)
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1434731 tn?1382722384
GREAT QUESTION!

I notice a change daily!  I think "for me" they will hurt and grow. Take a break so they are just a little sore but not bad. Then another growth spurt (if you wanna call it that), and they will hurt. Then stop.....It just changes all the time!

I am 7 weeks 5 days My boobs have been hurting since 10dpo.  Wearing a Sports bra really helps me even thou I have small ta ta's.

I have heard that it is very normal for symptoms to come and go, Not just boob pain!
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2100308 tn?1388496839
Glad you asked this question I'll be 9 weeks tomorrow and my boobs barely are sore anymore.
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I'm at 8wks I've noticed a decrease! Still gets sore just not an all day process. Maybe we are just getting used to it ;) lol
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4589197 tn?1375223396
Lucky lol, mine are still killing me and I'll be 12 weeks tomorrow. They never hurt this long with my other pregnancies.
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thanx ladies im actually 9weeks and 1 day to due 22nd aug :) x
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Mine hurt, but not nearly as bad. I'm 9 weeks one day.
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Im 13 weeks and mine havent hurt in a while! Its fine :)
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