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In early pregnancy. yesterday my breasts were very sore. today they feel much better. is that normal? shouldn't they always be sore? new to this
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Very common: Do not worry, your pregnancy symptoms may vary from day to day. This is not a worrisome sign. Contact your doctor if you have vaginal bleeding or significant cramping. Otherwise wait until your first prenatal appointment.
Answered 6/25/2015
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