What are the breast changes in early pregnancy?

There are always some symptoms in the early stages of pregnancy that will indicate pregnancy. This is what is commonly known as pregnancy reaction. Since everyone's physique is different, the intensity of the reaction is also different. Physiological changes will not affect the development of the fetus. In addition to nausea, vomiting, etc., women's breast changes in early pregnancy are also relatively obvious. Let us take a look at the breast changes in early pregnancy.

Starting a few weeks after pregnancy, you will feel breast swelling and even some pain. Occasionally, squeezing the nipples will produce sticky, yellowish colostrum.

In the second month of pregnancy, the breasts gradually swell and become very soft, and due to the hypertrophy of the mammary glands, lumps may grow on the breasts.

Next, the blood vessels under the skin of the breast become noticeably prominent. The nipples will gradually become larger, the areola color will become darker due to increased pigmentation, and the nipples will become more prominent.

The above are the breast changes in early pregnancy. The two most obvious changes are enlarged breasts and darker nipples. This is a relatively normal physiological change. There is no harm to your body and there is no need for pregnant mothers to worry. This is to provide a good feeding condition for the baby's breastfeeding after birth.