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5 weeks pregnant. breasts very sore this past week, but now not as bad. is it normal for some pregnancy symptoms like breast soreness to change or lessen? no spotting and hcg at 4 weeks was 272.
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Your: Hormones will change during your pregnancy. So symptoms will fluctuate during the pregnancy. Talk to your OB if any issues arise
Answered 11/28/2017
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Normal: Breast tenderness is one of the classic pregnancy symptoms and it gets better after a few weeks.
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