YES, IT IS NORMAL FOR YOUR BREAST, AND OTHER BODY PARTS TO FEEL ITCHY WHILE, AND AFTER YOUR PREGNANCY SO DON'T BE ALARMED.( A WORD OF ADVICE IF YOU DO FEEL LIKE YOU NEED TO SCRATCH " DON'T " IT WILL LEAVE YOU WITH NASTY STRETCH MARKS SO IF YOU FEEL YOU MUST SCRATCH TAKE A WET TOWL LET IT DRY SO ITS A LITTLE HARD AND RUB ACROSS YOUR BELLY AND KEEP MOIST IT ALSO HELPS WITH ITCHING
Yes! it is a good sign! and its also normal in the pregnancy.
For some people they get itchy nipples as early as 2 weeks after sex. But for most people that doesn't start until around 6 weeks of pregnancy. It's different for each woman.
that aint normal
Generally not in the first week, because people don't usually get pregnancy symptoms until 2 weeks at the earliest. However, itchy boobs and nipples are common during pregnancy because the boobs are growing and stretching
keep lotion,or other body cream on them.coco butter lotion doe's wonder's for me.
The entire breast, including the nipples, can be sore at 6 weeks of pregnancy.
not really. they should get lighter in color but that's about it
They can be. Here are some personal experiences:I had EXTREMELY itchy nipples with my first pregnancy, before I even knew that I was pregnant. I am ttc no. 4, and have itchiness in the left nipple.I had itchy nipples and/or breasts during both pregnancies from two days after ovulating until I miscarried on the first or delivered my baby on the second. I have only had itchy nipples otherwise while trying to conceive (and there's evidence I was having an implant problem) or when I had thrush when I was breastfeeding. You could also have nipple eczema or thrush but you'd probably have a noticeable reddness or cracked nipples.
When in doubt, take a pregnancy test. Usually the first sign of pregnancy is a missed period and sore breasts.
Well, just so you know, NOTHING is wrong with your nipples. if they are itchy, then it means your breasts and nipples are developing. some people have itchy nipples and some others dont. its nothing to be worried about. im a doctor. i KNOW what im talkin about.
Some women will go back to pre pregnancy size and color, others stay larger but seldom as large as they were during pregnancy.
Changes in hormone levels during your pregnancy will change the appearance of your aureolas and nipples throughout pregnancy and afterwords as well. They can change in shape and color at anytime.