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Soo, I've hit 3 months and 50lbs down. I have PCOS. During the last week, I've been experiencing sore nipples. They are just a little tender now. I've gone to my pcp and she found nothing wrong. I've take a urine and blood preg test in which both come back negative. In the past when I did have my cycles, I never experienced anything like this. Can anyone help

me as to what this could possibly be. Some people say I could be preg and it's just too soon to show up.... Idk.... PLEASE HELP!!!! And since my nipples started hurting (no other symptoms) all I've been wanting to eat is Red beans & Rice from Popeyes Chicken. I've not wanted to eat anything else. I tried a McDonalds Fish today and it didn't agree with me...

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If you've had all those tests done already you can probably rule out pregnancy. Nipple pain can indicate so many things in a woman, namely hormone changes. I found that after surgery with the change in diet and increased consistent flow of vitamins and minerals EVERYTHING changed, from my used to be very normal periods (which now seem to be every 2 months!) to my preferred taste in food (I seem to prefer salty over sweet as a treat these days) and even the amount of perspiration I have while working out. Before surgery I would RAIN perspiration while working out, now I can go a good 45-60 minutes and hardly break a sweat..I'm sure you can find more info somewhere on this site in regards to your issues, but definitely consider hormone changes. As a mother of three I know that the change in hormones can cause the exact same issues with your body as the pregnancy (probably because essentially the same thing is happening ;) ) Hoping the best for you!

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