Pregnancy is one of the most beautiful stages of a woman’s life but there are also some changes that your body went through during Pregnancy. Some women accept these changes while for some these changes are the cause of worry. Your body and hormones begin changing early in your pregnancy, and your breasts may even be one of the first areas you notice this shift happening.
Why Breast Changes
Your hormones begin changing rapidly during this time, and your breasts are often one of the first areas of the body where you can feel this shift occurring. This is because your breasts are already preparing to make milk to feed and nourish your baby after he or she arrives. Your body makes your breast ready to produce milk for the newborn and in this process, your Breast went to different changes. Here are some common changes in Breasts during Pregnancy.
Increase in the size: The first and most common change your body went through is increase in size of Belly. Your belly isn't the only thing to expand during pregnancy. From the start, the amount of fatty tissue and blood flow to your breasts increases in order to help the milk ducts and mammary glands grow which lead to increase in your body.
Darkness : The sensitive skin that makes up your areolas may become darker over the course of your pregnancy, or later in the second or third trimester. This is because pregnancy hormones can cause your skin cells
Increase in weight: By the ninth month of pregnancy, the average pregnant person has gained two pounds in their breasts which means not only the size but weight also increases of your Breast.
Changes in Nipple: You will notice your nipples begin to change as they get ready to nurse and feed your baby. They will likely become larger, more prominent, or even change shape. Your nipples start to take center stage, growing and becoming more defined, often sticking out more than they did before pregnancy
Might Leak: It is rare but your Breast might leak. Towards the end of pregnancy, your breasts are excessively producing colostrum and milk and, sometimes, it's bound to come out.
Itchiness and Stretch mark: As the skin stretches, your breasts might also start to itch. Soothe the itching and keep your breast skin supple by applying a moisturizer after showering and at bedtime.
Needed more support: As the size and weight of your Breast increases. Your Body demands more support. Look for one with a thick band (no underwire!) beneath the cups, wide shoulder straps, and an adjustable closure. Opt for cotton bras over synthetic ones; they're more comfortable because they allow the skin to breathe. And don't forget to keep 'em supported at night. A cotton sports bra, maternity bra, or pregnancy sleep bra may make you more comfortable while you sleep. These will help you to stay comfortable during Pregnancy.
There are various changes women went to during Pregnancy and if you feel bad about these changes there is nothing wrong. Don’t be guilty about it. This is completely normal and it is human nature. You need to accept your body accept the changes. Your giving a life to a person. So embrace your motherhood, embrace your womanhood.
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