My breasts suddenly stopped swelling during early pregnancy

Pregnant women who are pregnant for the first time will feel very sensitive about their body changes when they know they are pregnant. When they know nothing about pregnancy, they can communicate with many women who have given birth to gain some knowledge. However, some things are not certain, because everyone's physique is different and the body changes are also different. Some people experience breast pain during pregnancy, while others experience breast swelling suddenly. What is the reason?

If your breasts suddenly stop swelling in the early stages of pregnancy, you should have an ultrasound to check the growth and development of the fetus. If the baby is developing normally, there is no big problem if your breasts suddenly stop swelling. This phenomenon should be affected by the body's hormone secretion, and chest distension symptoms may reappear after a few days.

If the baby is not developing well during B-ultrasound examination, and the fetal sac is shrunken or there is no fetal heartbeat or fetal bud, it means that the fetus has stopped growing and development, resulting in a decrease in estrogen and estrogen secretion caused by endocrine imbalance, which will cause the chest to suddenly stop swelling and the early pregnancy reaction will also subside. Nausea and vomiting will no longer occur, and there will be no symptoms such as dizziness, drowsiness, body aches and fatigue.

1. Is it normal not to have breast pain in early pregnancy?

It is normal for breasts not to swell or hurt in early pregnancy. Swelling and pain will only occur in the last two months of pregnancy and before breastfeeding. In other words, breast pain may only occur when you are about to breastfeed, and it is not easy to feel pain in the early stages of pregnancy.

In the early stages of pregnancy, there will be some changes in the pregnant woman's body, and the change of the nipple is one of them. You may not feel any obvious sensations at first, but changes in your body will soon make themselves felt. Many women also experience a feeling of heaviness, tenderness, and tightness in their breasts -- the first sign of pregnancy. Some people feel that the breast pain is similar to that before menstruation, but it is more intense.

During pregnancy, pregnant women will find that the nipple area expands and pigmentation increases. The nipple changes from the original light pink to dark brown, or the original dark brown changes from dark brown to gray-black due to increased melanin. The sebaceous glands at the nipple are thickened and protruding, like small rashes or many ring-shaped lumps. These are Montgomery glands, or Monteggia nodes. These changes in the nipples are all normal physiological needs during pregnancy and there is no need to worry too much.

Some women experience breast pain around 40 days of pregnancy because the embryo and fur secrete a large amount of female hormones, estrogen, and prolactin, which causes breast enlargement. In severe cases, it can last throughout the pregnancy and does not require treatment. It is worth mentioning that there are many reasons for breast pain. If the breast pain does not improve for a long time, or even becomes more severe, or if you find a lump with unevenness, unclear edges, and poor mobility when touching the breast, you should go to a reliable designated medical institution for examination and treatment as soon as possible. Pregnant women do not experience breast swelling and pain in the early stages of pregnancy. Is this normal? This is actually normal. Generally, breast swelling and pain will occur two months into pregnancy. Therefore, pregnant mothers who experience this do not need to worry too much. If you feel uncomfortable during pregnancy, you can go to the hospital for consultation. It is very important to maintain mental and physical relaxation and health during pregnancy.