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Docs, i'm 5+3 weeks pregnant my breast have been sore ever since i found out i was pregnant at 11 dpo, what's wrong with me?
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Nothing: Sore breasts are very common in early pregnancy. This is the first clue for many women that they've conceived. Congratulations!
Answered 6/11/2013
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