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Are itchy legs a sign of early pregnancy? as well as the feeling of a "let down " in breasts? im expectin my period soon.
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Not usual: Itchy legs are not a typical sign of pregnancy. Breast tenderness is, however... This may be pre menstrual too. Good luck, whatever you are hoping for!
Answered 8/22/2013
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