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Okay may be TMI, but shooting pains.....
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kathleeng
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Okay may be TMI, but shooting pains.....
In the breasts??? I get this A LOT in both. I am guessing it is from them growing out cause DH is always commenting on my "knockers" getting bigger. The sensitivity is still there but I am noticing a lot more of the shooting pains.
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Posted 4/6/08 9:36 AM  |
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Re: Okay may be TMI, but shooting pains.....
As long as they are in your breasts and not chest, it is most likely growing pains. I grew two cup sizes this PG and it was painful at times. 
Message edited 4/6/2008 9:41:34 AM.
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| Posted 4/6/08 9:41 AM |
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kathleeng
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Re: Okay may be TMI, but shooting pains.....
Posted by BabyMakesThree
As long as they are in your breasts and not chest, it is most likely growing pains. I grew two cup sizes this PG and it was painful at times.
Yep, I was initially scared about a heart issue but they seem to be designated to the breasts and on both sides and yes can be a little painful at times!!
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| Posted 4/6/08 9:47 AM |
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Kathy116
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Re: Okay may be TMI, but shooting pains.....
Posted by kathleeng
In the breasts??? I get this A LOT in both. I am guessing it is from them growing out cause DH is always commenting on my "knockers" getting bigger. The sensitivity is still there but I am noticing a lot more of the shooting pains.
I think it has something to do with higher levels of estrogen during pregnancy. I know when women go on birth controls pills that contain higher doses of estrogen (common for women with PCOS to go on a pill with higher than normal estrogen), a side effect is painful breasts. I had the same experience when I went on a high estrogen bcp: sharp shooting pains that came out of nowhere.
It's always good to mention this to your OB on your next visit.
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| Posted 4/6/08 5:08 PM |
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