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Swollen/puffy areolas, no pain/tenderness, no hard nipples. took a pregnancy test, negative.. false negative? or something else?
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Probably normal: Changes in the breasts like you mentioned are often caused by a hormonal imbalance. Either that or it's a super early pregnancy.
Answered 2/17/2016
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