Hello there

Try not to worry too much as the breasts go through a series of changes during and after pregnancy, that can be read about here.

This is likely to be a milk duct but do mention it to your midwife or GP so they can assess you just to be sure and give you peace of mind.

I hope the rest of your pregnancy goes well and you can enjoy the arrival of your little one.

Get back in touch if you need to.

Take care

Naomi

Hello there

Try not to worry too much as the breasts go through a series of changes during and after pregnancy, that can be read about here.

This is likely to be a milk duct but do mention it to your midwife or GP so they can assess you just to be sure and give you peace of mind.

I hope the rest of your pregnancy goes well and you can enjoy the arrival of your little one.

Get back in touch if you need to.

Take care

Naomi

Thanks for getting back to me naomi.

And is it OK for these to be solid/rock hard non movable?

Thanks again appreciate it 

Hi again

Without being examined it's pretty difficult commenting ,and that's why it's best to point it out to the GP and /or midwife. In pregnancy especially though, ducts can become more prominent and can feel hard. Have a chat with them about your concerns - it's not uncommon for your breasts to feel very different while pregnant and they will have come across similar situations.

All the best

Wanda