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Breasts not sore during 2nd trimester
Hi, I am 15 weeks pregnant ( 4 months) I just realized my breasts do not feel sore anymore. Is this a bad sign? My last scan was at 3 months and everything was fine.
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During first trimester, breasts can be sore but it subsides. Its normal Don’t worry. Make sure you do your Tiffa scan at 5th month
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Looks normal!! Any other symptom?
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It is very normal. No need to worry.
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You can get a sonography scan again.
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No problem mam
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No
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It is not sign at all ! neither good nor bad
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Go for your anomaly scan between 18-20 weeks
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It's fine ,don't worry.
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