Breast tenderness has ceased... Is this a bad sign?

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Almost 7 weeks and up until this point I've had super sore breasts.  Today they don't hurt at all.  Has this happened to any of you before with good results?

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Thank you everyone who responded to this thread. I am in the same situation, 5 weeks today, after 16 months of infertility after a miscarriage. But you've helped ease my worry a bit. Thank you!!

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Same here. 5w5d. I've been told it's normal, but it makes me very nervous!

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Whoever posted this, can you tell me what your status is? I'm dealing with the same thing..

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If I had a dollar for every time I've freaked out about my level of breast tenderness these past 3 months Id have this kids collage find filled! It's normal for symptoms to flucuate, mine have. You should never be shy about calling your doctor for your really worried, they should offer for you to pop by for a blood sample or doppler.

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Mine were hurting really bad too, but they have stopped hurting today and I am only 4W1D, is it still normal or common this early on? :-/ I miscarried 2 years ago, So any change in symptoms freaks me out. :-/

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I can't comment on the results part but my breasts also stopped being so tender last week (just before I was 7 weeks). Apparently it's normal as your body is getting used to all the hormones. When do you have your first scan?

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I had that happen to me 2-3 times so far. I'm 14+5, and it comes and goes. Nothing to be worried about. Good luck:)

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I had days they would hurt so much and then the next day nothing. Damn did I worry back then! The day after that really sore. Symptoms are coming and going and then coming back is my experience :)

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Its normal hun

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I think symptoms can go in and out but I would take a test just to confirm a very strong positive result.

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