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Does breast tenderness come and go in early pregnancy? i'm 7 w 2 d
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Yes: It can linger throughout pregnancy. If one breast becomes more painful or swollen speak to your doctor, ultimately, don't hesitate t obring this up.
Answered 3/24/2017
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