I am about 11/12 weeks pregnant, in the beginning of my pregnancy my breast were a little score and tender.?

Question

Now there not. Not at all. I am using the bathroom but not as much as I was in the first couple of weeks. I wanted to know if this was normal.

Answer 1

Yea its fine... excess trips to the toilet is caused from pressure on your bladder, your baby weighs a couple grams, if you were pissing more before it was all in your head. Not a wonder it finally went away. The breast tenderness is from hormones hardening your uterus, that too will go away... and come back... and go away... let me guess, you no longer have morning sickness either? **gasp** Oh no, call the hospital! You're just lucky... don't rub it in.

Answer 2

Congratulations on your pregnancy! First things first - don't compare your pregnancy to any other females. We are all different and our bodies, lifestyles, food we eat, heredity, genes and everything else involved will dictate differences in how we conceive, nuture and bear children. Your body is undergoing a terrific change. It involves all your organs, tissues and body parts. lol Your breasts may start out sore and then are no longer tender. BUT - they will return to a level of soreness..Your breasts will start to fill with milk and the glands themselves will cause some tenderness. I will tell you this - if you plan to nurse - start to scrub (gently, but consistently) your breasts when you bathe or shower. Your nipples need to harden up so that when your baby clamps down on them for nourishment, you won't be in so much pain. That, to me was the most painful of the process. As your baby grows, you will feel him or her on your bladder and resting against your kidneys. You may not 'feel' like you need to go to the bathroom, but that child's pressure will make you think you do. What you are experiencing is very normal. Just keep your eyes and ears open, get some good manuals from your doctor's office and read what is scheduled to happen to your body as you mature into the pregnancy. That way, you won't have so many 'surprises'. I hope you have a good man around. You will need the tender touch of his hands on your back and shoulders to ease tension and stress. Your body is going through some rather big changes - and you should be enjoying this process as much as possible. Best wishes to you.

Answer 3

Its all very normal. Symptoms of pregnancy will vary through the pregnancy.

By the end of your pregnancy the sore breasts and frequent urination will be back tenfold!

the weeks 12 through 20 for me were the easiest, so relax and enjoy your pregnancy- it will bw the last chance to relax for quite a while!

Best Wishes!

Answer 4

Yes, it is normal. During the first trimester your body has a lot of adjusting to go through, so you feel the symptoms of pregnancy. Since you are entering the second trimester you should start feeling better.

BTW, this gives me hope. I'm pregnant and this first trimester has been miserable! I never felt this miserable during my first pregnancy. LOL! I am really hoping that at 12 weeks I start feeling better. :) Take care of yourself!

Answer 5

Sounds normal to me. Your breast may grow more tender in later tirmester depending on how much they need to grow for milk production. As for going to the bathroom, this will increase as the child gets older/larger and begins impeding the bladders abililty to grow to normal size.

Answer 6

You're fine. Your body is just adjusting to the pregnancy. Trust me, you will start to use the bathroom more and you will wonder why you were worried because you will go pee constantly.

Answer 7

Yes, this is perfectly normal. I went throughy something silimar. You are entering the "golden age" of the pregnancy - the second trimester! Enjoy it.

Answer 8

you bet, be thankful, many women take the first trimester illnesses with them all 9 months!! ENJOY!!

Answer 9

yea if u are concerned the go the doc. so he can reasure ueverything is ok