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Breasts stopped being sore after ovulation, is this normal?
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Yes: Breast soreness related to ovulation is usually over w/i 1 to 2 days. Breast soreness can occur due to stretching from increased fluid retention. Breast pain can occur in conjunction w premenstrual syndrome, ovulation, period, pregnancy, hormone imbalance or use of oral contraceptives.
Answered 10/3/2013
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