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Is it normal during pregnancy to experence breast pain that runs to my nipples? 15weeks pregnant
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very common: Many women will experience breast pains during pregnancy due to the hormones involved. Most will see a decrease around 15 weeks. Let your doctor know so they can make sure this is just normal pregnancy pain.
Answered 5/9/2015
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