Last update: 08-21-22
By Jenny Silverstone
Are you pregnant and unable to ignore the aching and throbbing in your breasts?
Breast pain is a super common experience during pregnancy, especially during early pregnancy.
Most women will have some breast soreness during the first trimester, usually starting during the fourth week and ending around the 14th week. Some women experience soreness earlier, and for some it’s the earliest symptom of pregnancy.
Some women experience breast soreness their entire pregnancy, or even in the early stages of labor.
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