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Is it normal for breast tenderness to decrease closer to when the period is going to start?
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Yes: When breast tenderness does not decrease when the period starts one should check for possible pregnancy. If not pregnant, other factors can play a role like excess caffeine or stress causing breast tenderness.
Answered 4/3/2013
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