When do your boobs stop growing in pregnancy?
My breasts have gotten so much bigger since I got pregnant, and I'm wondering if they'll keep growing like this. At what point in pregnancy do your boobs typically stop growing?
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4 months ago
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My pregnancy app said that breast growth happens throughout, but it's most significant in the first trimester and towards the end. It's mostly preparing for milk production. You can track changes in your app if you like!
4 months ago
I think it varies for everyone, but if you have any unusual discomfort or pain beyond typical growth, it's always best to mention it to your doctor during your checkups. Safety first, always.
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6 months ago
Honestly, for me, they just kept getting bigger till the very end, especially in the last few weeks! After delivery also, with milk coming in, they felt different. It's quite a journey for the body.
7 months ago
Haan, this is very common in pregnancy. They usually grow quite a bit in the first few months and then again in the last trimester as your body gets ready for the baby. Don't worry too much about it, wear comfortable bras.
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4 months ago
They don't really 'stop' growing, it's more like phases. Significant changes in early pregnancy, then some more closer to delivery. It's all part of the process, your body is just doing its thing.