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Breasts get tender during menstruation due to hormonal changes, specifically estrogens effect on the ducts in the breasts. If this occurs on a regular basis it is important to regulate hormones or talk to your doctor to make sure everything is normal.
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When do your breast hurt before your period?
My breast typically hurt about a week or so before my period is due, but i have heard that swollen or tender breast can be signs of pregnancy.
Do your breasts grow when you are on your period?
Having your period is the sign that means that you are starting your puberty. Puberty includes breast development, so your breast will start growing when you are having your period.
On period but milk coming out breast?
on my period and milk leaking out my breast's.
For how long does your period make your breast grow?
your breast growth has little to nothing with your period.
What are the significance of the female breast in the postpartum period?
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You have period but your breast have milk so are you pregnant?
Best to take a pregnancy test and see a doctor.
Do the breast expose to hurt even after you get over you period?
Yes , your breast can be very tender the week of and the week after your period
When should you get your period after child birth?
You shouldn't get your period if you are breast-feeding. But if you have decided not to breast-feed, your period should come at about 6-10 weeks later.
Why do your breast hurt after your period and you have diereia?
No
Do your breast stop growing when you get your period?
No
How do you make your breast grow if you just started your period?
YOU CANT MAKE YOUR BREAST GROW
Your baby is four months old and you have not yet had a period yet you took two pregnancy test both came out negative what should you do?
Breast-feeding can suppress ovulation, so if you are breast-feeding, that could be the reason you aren't having your period. If you aren't breast-feeding, wait a couple of months more, and then give your obstetrician a call.
