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Im 18 and usually i get sore breasts. i am on day 32 and i have no symptoms at all is this a sign of pregnancy?
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Normal Cyclical OR: Minor cyclical breast discomfort is normal; it begins during the late luteal phase and dissipates with onset of menses. This is usually bilateral and diffuse pain. Cyclical breast discomfort is caused by normal hormonal changes associated with ovulation that stimulate the proliferation of normal glandular breast tissue and result in pain. Or pregnant ?
Answered 9/9/2013
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