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I have faint blue veins on my breasts, and my aerolas are getting bigger, but im not pregnant because im currently on my period, what's going on?
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Reassurance : May be nothing to worry about. Check your weight, please. It can explain this changes. Watchful observations so good approach to this.
Answered 11/28/2017
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