Re: Question for the Mommies-to-be & Docs RE:Breast Tenderness

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At Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Brenda wrote: >
>I also have had the tenderness come and go and am now 18 weeks with no
>problems. Also, my doctor said it is normal to have symptoms vary from
>day-to-day so I wouldn't worry about it.
>
>At Tue, 4 Sep 2001, anon wrote:
>>
>>I am currently 7 weeks pregnant with a high-risk pregnancy. I am
>>progesterone support (suppositories 100mg 2x day), and I have noticed
>>that some days my breats are VERY VERY tender and sore, and other days
>>barely at all.
>>
>>Has anyone else experienced this? Is this normal? Does it mean I am
>>miscarrying?
>>
>>Please help if you can.
>>
>>Lisa.
>
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>Brenda
>

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