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My breast are not sore anymore. im 6 weeks pregnant. is that normal or its a sign of miscarry?
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Normal: as the hormones equilibrate, the discomfort can lessen. If you were to miscarry, you may see spotting/bleeding. Follow up with your ob who can provide more reassurance. I wish you the best Dr Malik
Answered 5/27/2016
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