Re: Has anyone elses breasts become less tender...thank you for your responses.

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Try not to worry (easier said than done I know!) - During my second pregnancy, I had very sore/tender breasts for a week or so, and then it completely disappeared over night. I was very worried - was sure that I was going to miscarry-but was told by my doctor that that can happen. My pregnancy went along fine and I gave birth to twins. Good luck to you. >>

Hi, >>
>>Try not to worry. With my first child, my breasts hurt constantly
>>through the entire pregnancy. I am 34 weeks pg w/ my second and this
>>time I had absolutely NO breast tenderness at any time. I thought for
>>sure I'd miscarry.... and here I am 6 weeks from my due date. I
>>freaked when my pregnancy symptoms seemed to "disappear", but try to
>>remember as my OB tells me that each pregnancy is different.
>>
>>At Thu, 10 Oct 2002, amely wrote:
>>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I am 6w5d pregnant, and have just had an ultrasound with a low heart
>>>rate...103 which apparently can still be okay. However, my breasts seem
>>>to be much much less sensitive. I still feel queasy, and sleepy, but am
>>>concerned because my breast don't hurt like they did.
>>>
>>>Has anyone else out there experienced this, and gotten positively past
>>>the first trimester, or even the first 8 weeks?
>>>
>>>Thank you for sharing your experience. I am of course concerned.
>>>
>>>--
>>>amely
>>>
>>--
>>Heidi H.
>>

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