are your boobs supposed to hurt when their growing. Im 15 years old. i noticed they are growing but they hurt?

Question

and do the little "knots" under my nipple mean that my breasts are still growing?

Answer 1

Yes, they certainly do hurt when you're maturing. Just a side-effect, my dear, of growing up.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

My breasts would get swollen and sore during PMS. So that could be why. But I wouldn't worry about the vein's showing, I have the same thing. Anytime you lose or gain weight, you're breasts grow or shrink in size. I'm tipping the scale at around 140 and as I gained up to that weight (from 125-130), I did have breast pain. I also eliminated caffeine - soda's mainly and coffee (except on certain occasions when I really need a coffee pick me up) because I noticed the caffeine made my breasts sore too. If you're worried, talk with your gyn (or your mom's gyn) and I'm sure she can give you more reasons why you would be experiencing this soreness. But I'm 32, and I still find them sore - especially if I'm not eating right (and it's not pregancy in my case either, I had a partial hystorectomy).

Answer 4

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Answer 5

It is perfectly normal for yoyu to esperience some discomfort while you mature. The knots are the mamory glands that is normal. I do recomend though that you get your self a good gynecologist. It's time to learn how to take careof your self and learn how to do self exams. These are very important especially while you are developing and maturing in life. Don't be afraidto speak to you'r mom or other female roll model for help. Good luck.

Answer 6

Yes, usually you get those "knots" when they first start growing. They will go away eventuall.
And it is very normal for them to be really sore and tender while growing. If you wear a sports bra that may help keep them supported--when they move and bounce alot they tend to get sorer. But yep, it all sounds perfectly normal;
Good Luck!

Answer 7

It's perfectly natural for your breasts to hurt while they grow. It happens to the best of us. Every young girl goes through it. If the pain is really bad though you can see your doctor about it and he can give you something for it.

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Answer 9

It's all part of the magic and wonder of puberty. Haha. I wish it was half as nice as that sounds. What you're talking about is just one more "wonderful" part of puberty. Sorry.

Answer 10

Trust me. It's normal.