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Boobs stopped being sore after ovulation...not pregnant?

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Beatrice900 · 28/08/2019 10:21

Hi all,
My boobs have been sore since ovulation (about a week ago) but this morning I woke up and they are no longer sore. Would this mean I'm not pregnant? I thought they would stay sore due to progesterone so presuming I'm not now as they've stopped 😢
Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences please x

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WicketBasket · 23/11/2020 11:22

I feel like a robot @acaciabluebell as I never get sore boobs 😞😂

acaciabluebell · 23/11/2020 11:27

@WicketBasket Trust me they are not fun! I can't hug my husband without pain, can't sleep on my sides - only on my back, can't cross my arms even!

WicketBasket · 23/11/2020 11:38

Oh @acaciabluebell that sounds pretty crap 😞 I’m sorry it’s like that, especially if you’re having a down day and need a hug, it’s rubbish even that is painful! Sending you lots of love 💕
Whereabouts are you in the journey? AF is due on Thursday for me and I’m having my usual AF cramps so feel a bit crappy tbh xx

Slk3558 · 23/11/2020 12:04

@WicketBasket thank you so much for your well wishes. I will see if there is any change /improvement this month. I actually feel more positive today despite AF because my agonizing boob pain is gone! Silver lining 😂.

WicketBasket · 23/11/2020 12:24

@Slk3558 That’s great that the boob pain has sorted itself out! Be kind to yourself Smile
I’m joining you now as AF has got me! Booo 😂
Feeling low but not surprised. I knew it was coming Wink xxx

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