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No sore breasts at all, which is normal, usually happens in the waiting week.

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non24Guest ·
Hi ladies.


I'm 7dpo. Didn't use ovulation tests this cycle. But I noticed something strange. Right after ovulation, I already felt changes in my nipples. They have big dark circles around them and look darker. Every cycle I have extremely sensitive and sore boobs, but this time absolutely nothing. Does this sound familiar to you? Is it a bad sign? I've been trying for exactly a year this month and of course hope to welcome a little miracle. But I'm getting so insecure about everything. I also have almost no discharge again, just like all the other months, so I'm thinking, hmm, must be back to the next cycle!


I hope someone can tell me why I don't have sore breasts now. And whether the change in nipples might actually belong to ovulation?!


Love, Non24

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  1. non24 started this #2

    Oh yeah, I clearly felt my ovulation on the second Easter Sunday, had huge stabbing pains on the lower left side. Hihi

  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    No one?

  3. MemmievanS #4

    I usually had sore breasts the week before my period—they got bigger and more sensitive—so I always thought I was pregnant, but it wasn’t. This time, though, I didn’t have those symptoms, so I tested 4 days after my period was due, and I was pregnant!

  4. madelene #5

    Totally no symptoms with my third child.
    Didn't have any intuition of being pregnant either.
    Only found out I was 4 days past due.
    Was thinking about doing a test and being pregnant.
    With my second daughter, I had symptoms very early on. Very hungry and dizzy.
    So I knew I was pregnant before even doing tests.
    Very different with all three pregnancies.
    My breasts only hurt at 9 weeks pregnant with the third.
    And they also got bigger at 9 weeks pregnant.

  5. Marlies #6

    My breasts have been sore since a week after my ovulation and they haven't stopped. From five weeks they started growing. I'm now at 8.3, and they're now 150% of what they were. (From a skinny B cup to a normal C cup.) Really bizarre...

    Every pregnancy is so different.. I really hope you're pregnant. Just a little more patience, then you can test and you'll know for sure x

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