my breasts have stopped hurting... 11 weeks pregnant?

All this is normal. I thought the same thing tho! I think I even asked this same question on here! Seriously, everyone is right! Some days they hurt, some days they don't. It is just another "joy" of being pregnant!!!!!! So enjoy it!!!!!! J/K!

Next week, they might be so sore you can't even look at them, and then it might go away again. Who knows! Every BODY is different, but is something that is extremely common, if you are really worried, ask your mid-wife or doctor.

Nothing to worry about at all--in fact, be glad that they don't hurt :)

Mine were extremely tender with both pregnancies until about 12-13 weeks, and then just stopped being an issue until about 36 weeks when I started noticing more sensitivity again.

Congrats on your baby!!!!

It's normal. Mine stopped hurting after 9 weeks.

Totally normal! My breast were only sore from about week 6 to about week 10 and they haven't been sore since (31 weeks pregnant now).

Nothing to fear approximately in any respect--correctly, be completely satisfied that they do not harm :) Mine have been particularly smooth with each pregnancies till approximately 12-thirteen weeks, after which simply stopped being an predicament till approximately 36 weeks while I began noticing extra sensitivity once more. Congrats for your child!!!!

Oh wow. Im 11 weeks too and I woke up this morning with this worry also.. Ik my doctor told me they should stop hurting after my first trimester but something in me doesn't want them too lol. Like, a sign of a growing baby still inside me.

this is totally normal. mine stopped hurting around that time too.. and now they just hurt every once in awhile when the baby is growing a lot or i just have a lot of hormones.. otherwise they feel normal again.

dont worry the soreness will decrease for awhile then in third trimester will start to hurt again as they prepare for birth and possible breast feeding.

very normal. the tenderness will subside. no worries!!

Enjoy it..it will only get worse from here