Do your boobs hurt as much in early pregnancy in subsequent ones as the first time?

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Just hit week 5 today in my second pregnancy, but haven't noticed any symptoms yet. I know last time my boobs becoming sore and very large was my first indicator but I can't remember how early I found out. Maybe this is because I'm still nursing my 12M old? Love to see others experience with this. Thanks.

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I am experiencing the same thing! My boobs where really sore with my first pregnancy but this time around I have only felt some tenderness a few days ago. I'm still nursing my 11 month old too. The only concern I have is if I am producing enough nutrients for both my nursing daughter and the new baby. I have been taking prenatal vitamins for forever but I can't help but wonder if the new baby is really getting everything he/she needs!

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My boobs were SO SORE with my first pregnancy, and not even the slightest bit sore with this one (I think I am around 5 weeks or so). It was worrying me a little bit, but I breastfed my daughter for 12 months (she is 16 months now), so I wonder if that changes the way the breast responds to the pregnancy hormones?? I definitely don't have many symptoms with this pregnancy. Eager to get the first appointment/ultrasound done next week.

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My first sign was sore boobs with first one and same with second one now!!

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My 1st 2 I never really had sore boobs. This time that was one of my first signs.

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My boobs this pregnancy are bigger, more sensitive and way more sore then before

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I'm the opposite, my boobs didn't hurt at all the first time(13 years ago), but this time OMG they hurt so bad!

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My boobs are killing me! Lol.

Do your boobs hurt as much in early pregnancy in subsequent ones as the first time?

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