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Hey everyone!!! Hope y'all are doing great. I've been having some sharp and achey pains in my right breast. It will go all the way to the nipple. Its been doing this all day. I'm 8 weeks and 3 days. Is this normal for that much pain? And what have you ladies experienced? Thank you for taking the time to read this and for your input!!
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1901977 tn?1333991726
They're getting ready for breastfeeding. Just part of the normal aches and pains of pregnancy, growing pains...there are a lot of them. Your pain should hopefully go away soon, at least for awhile.
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Thanks ladies!! It hasn't gotten to where I want to cry and hope it wont. LOL I will try doing that. If it doesn't go away in a couple days then I will definitely call my Dr. Any ideas on why it would hurt so bad???
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1943295 tn?1388239324
I had that...still do when I take my bra off....to minimize the pain try a better supported bra during the day and wear a sports bra while sleeping! Has decreased my pain greatly!
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I agree sometimes mine hurts so bad that i cry
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1901977 tn?1333991726
I've gotten aches and pains, sometimes very sharp, in my breasts since early pregnancy. It's not uncommon during pregnancy, but if it's constant and the pain is really bad you might put in a call to your OB. It can't hurt to double-check.
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