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A little sore under breasts normal? 36 weeks preg Posted: 07-28-03 08:31am


I am almost 36 weeks preg and I am having some soreness under my brests. It is almost were the belly starts to come out. Is this normal? It really hurst when I sit or ride in a car, its really starting to get to me. Any advise?

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