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31 weeks pregnant. sharp pain every now and again underneath right breast. cause for concern?
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No: It is not uncommon for pregnant women to have breast pain. This the time during the pregnancy that the breasts getting larger and may pull on the ligaments and cause breast tenderness occasionally. Wear a good support bra and good luck. If it persists and is continuous see you doctor to make sure it is not a clogged milk duct or mastitis.
Answered 2/24/2015
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