I really can't be pg. But my boobs feel fuller and they hurt for a couple of days now. If it lasts for a week I was going to see my OB. In the meantime, is there another reason??
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10-17-2013 #1
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What Besides PG Causes Full/Sore Boobs?
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Normal hormonal fluctuations? I get sore boobs at random times every month and its never been pregnancy related.
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hmm, I am on Mirena so I usually don't fluctuate. But I have been seeing some signs of peri menopause (I'm 48) so there definitely could be some fluctuations!!
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I'm 46 and noticed this symptom the past couple of months AFTER my period. It is apparently a normal result of peri-menopausal hormonal fluctuations.
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The same thing happened to me. My cousin was just diagnosed with breast cancer and I was convincedi had it, too. Then it went away after a couple of days.
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I'm on the mini-pill which is progesterone only too like the Mirena. I'm only 32 so I'm thinking it's not peri-menipause. Originally Posted by StantonHyde
Do you have monthly periods on the Mirena? I still do with the mini-pill. You can still ovulate on the mini-pill and Mirena (lining is just too thin for implantation) so I figure if I'm ovulating my hormones must be fluctuating throughout the month.Latia (Birth & Postpartum Doula and Infant Nanny)
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Increased caffeine intake? I find that increased caffeine at certain times of the month leads to breast tenderness for me.
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I don't have periods with the Mirena--except maybe 2x a year. And one of the times was last year when I was on fall break with the kids. Which is where I am this year!! Think I better take "sanitary precautions" tomorrow.....
And thanks for understanding my go to panic of breast cancer. I know, I know, look for horses before zebras. But I can't help it some times!Mom to:
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Hormonal chanes,fibrocystic tic change, any are common
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