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Breasts super heavy & nipples really sore. thick green veins on breasts and chest. achey lower back. negative pg test. could i still be pregnant?
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Breast veins.: Although breast veins will enlarge and increase with pregnancy, their increased presence does not mean that your are pregnant. See your obstetrician for a pregnancy evaluation.
Answered 12/1/2019
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