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I have been experiencing sored breast for several weeks now. is it normal to feel them sored for weeks? they hurt when i raise my arms no bumps.
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Sore breasts: If both breast are sore, this probably represents hormone changes that will go away by next cycle. Could you be pregnant?
Answered 5/10/2014
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