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I am 8 weeks pregnant and have a sore back plus breasts are very sensitive. is this normal, because how much more will back be painful at 8 months?
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Hormone effects: The breasts are responding normally to increased hormonal surges. As for the back, I hope you have initiated prenatal care with a OB MD who has examined you and can answer that question.
Answered 12/10/2018
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