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I'm 12 weeks pregnant. i'm getting extremely sharpe stabbing pains in both breasts. it's at random, and don't usually last very long. is this normal?
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Not normal: Could be from the breast or chest wall please call your obgyn and u may need referral to a breast specilaist.
Answered 6/17/2013
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