Montgomery's tubercles??

[StarlitHome]

# The mammary glands enlarge causing the breasts to swell and become tender in preparation for breastfeeding. This is due to an increased amount of the hormones estrogen and progesterone. A supportive bra should be worn.
# A woman's areolas (the pigmented areas around each breast's nipple) will enlarge, darken, and may become covered with small, white bumps called Montgomery's tubercles (enlarged sweat glands).

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Okay so I'm 6dpo today, my boobs have been tender the past couple days and today I just noticed these clusters of small white bumps on my aerolae. The aerolae themselves seem a bit bigger and possibly darker than I'm used to as well.

Anyone else experienced this?

 

[JackiePed]

Well, until I was TTC, I didn't realize that I always have those. Much more pronounced when they're cold -- LOL-- but still lightly raised even when they aren't cold. I got super excited when I noticed them, and then I ran into the bedroom, lifted my shirt and asked my husband, "do they always look like this?"
At 6 dpo, they couldn't be a pg symptom, as implantation wouldn't have even occurred yet unless you've miscalculated O.

 

[StarlitHome]

Well, having been checking my boobs a little more frequently since last month when I went off the pill (and they got really sore ) I know for a fact that I have never had these before.

We'll see I guess

 

[Spacey]

I've noticed I'm getting more. And some even seem to be getting bigger or more pronounced. I've always had them though. I used to pick at them because I never knew what they were until TTC, and have since learned just about every possible PG symptom in detail.

I'm 20something dpo... I lost count.
GL and !