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Do you always get sore breasts as a early pregnancy symptom

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crazedupmom · 26/05/2008 18:22

Just wondering are sore breasts always a symptom of early pregnancy.
I am ttc my 2nd and even though I have had slight nausea at times making we wonder if I could possibly be pregnant, I have no breast soreness.
Is it even possible sometimes to have no symptoms at all.
Sorry for such a dumb question but I am probably clutching at straws as I so desperately want to be pregnant.

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jingleyjen · 26/05/2008 18:23

don't think everyone gets them but I had them for some time before BFP. both times.

hattyyellow · 26/05/2008 18:35

I didn't either time...but I don't tend to get sore boobs anyway even when pre-menstrual..

Jojay · 26/05/2008 18:36

I didn't

hopingforasecond · 26/05/2008 19:22

Not if you are still nursing. One major benefit of extended breastfeeding

And for one friend of mine, not when she had recently stopped nursing (like, within a month of conceiving).

Guitargirl · 26/05/2008 21:19

hopingforasecond - that's interesting...am waiting to see whether I get a BFP this month and was thinking maybe not as I don't have sore boobs at all but am still breastfeeding 16 month old DD. Had never heard that before, if anything I would have thought I should be even more sore...

Squack · 26/05/2008 21:33

I don't get sore boobs whether pg or not, but I do get sensitive nips if I'm pg

babyignoramus · 26/05/2008 21:37

My sis said hers didn't feel any different at all until her milk came in just before the birth.

onefunkymama · 26/05/2008 23:49

no 1st baby very sore all the time, 2nd baby no soreness. Each pregnancy is different

katiekkrruunncchh · 26/05/2008 23:53

I did, in all 3 pregnancies that I carried to full term, also in the miscarraige that ended at 10 weeks!

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