Firstly are you pregnant, menopausal or are you at your time of month? Secondly do a Breast Self Examination and feel for any lumps. Then see your Dr.
Tender breasts and sharp pains in the stomach can be PMS or cysts.
Tender breasts and sharp pains are part of pre-menstrual syndrome. It can happen before and during your period.
Personally I haven't heard of sharp pains in your beasts being a sign of a period. Tender breasts are signs of periods or pregnancy or even hormonal changes. It is possible it could be pregnancy related or you may have fibrostic breasts which can cause breast discomfort and pain.
This is one of those questions where you really need to see a doctor for the answer. Sharp pains ANYWHERE on your body are not good sign. And no one is going to be able to diagnose you with just one symptom, such as sharp pain. If you're looking for someone to say that sharp pains in your breasts are normal, or if you're looking for someone to say that sharp pains definitely mean one thing or the other for sure, no one on here can do that for you. ~ T
Sharp shooting pains where? More data please.
no because I've got sharp pains but I'm only 10
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i have a sharp pain on the bottom of my left side. is that where the baby is?
Not from the pregnancy.If you have sharp pains in your stomach, it is probably gas. If the pains don't go away within a few hours, or are very severe, see a health practitioner.
What you're experiencing is most likely just growing pains because your breasts are growing, I had similar pains at your age and although you would think that both breasts would hurt at the same time, they usually hurt at different times. If you get too worried about it though you should ask your mom to get you a doctor's appointment.
Contact a doctor. Sharp pains can be a sign of severe problems, such as an ectopic pregnancy.
Really sharp rib pains and horrible stomach pains can indicate a number of problems. You should see a health care professional if you experience these symptoms. Possible conditions include gas, IBS, ulcers, and more.