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Would breast tenderness occur just 5 days after ovulation if pregnant? would pregnancy happen this soon? perhaps ovulation occurred sooner?
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Possible: Breast tenderness is a result of Progesterone hormone production after ovulation. Pregnant cycles may have higher Progesterone production leading to more breast symptoms. However, these symptoms cannot be used as a pregnancy test. If you miss your cycle, make sure to check a urine pregnancy test.
Answered 9/29/2016
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