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Answer anyone !

- So I'm 7 months pregnant and my breast aren't tender or leaking.. is that a bad thing ?
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7892775 tn?1395673991
It's normal sometimes we don't start leaking til after we give birth. With my first i started leaking by 8 months but with second I didn't leak until after I gave birth and my boobs weren't sore with either until birth. This time I'm 9 months no leaking and only occasional tenderness.
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Fourth baby, and I didn't get my milk or start leaking until after I gave birth to my first three. Completely normal.
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6778631 tn?1396407123
7 months also nipples tender but no leakage.  Actually happy though lol. My first pregnancy I was leaking at 5 weeks.
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It's normal.. your body may not produce until 2-5 days after you deliver..
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I have 5 days till my estimated due date and mine are not sore or itchy or leaking.

I hear once you deliver your placenta your body starts producing more milk.
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Nope mine are itching though. They were more tender during my first trimester.
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7944272 tn?1396708090
I don't think it's a bad thing every pregnancy it different and developers at a different rate. There are teas that help with lactation and milk supply i just don't know the names for them I think maybe babies r us carries some. Definitely research first though hope that helps :)
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Your not the only one same here. I doubt it hunny.
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