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Boobs Posted: 08-09-05 07:56am
My boobs are sore and definitely getting
bigger. I'm usually a c cup but my bras
are getting to small now may have to move
up to a d. I'm only 7 weeks pregnant and
already they are gettin noticably
bigger.
I got more questions. After your
pregnant do they stay big or do they get
smaller again.
Does pregnancy cause your boobs to sag
after wards? If so how do you prevent
that? I don't want saggy boobs.
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Pocket Angel
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Posted: 08-09-05 08:35am
Pregnancy symptoms are different from
everyone. The first time I was pregnant,
my boobs got sore right away and blew up
even before I missed my period. When the
pregnancy ended at 8 weeks, they got a
little smaller but were still bigger than
my original size.
Now I am pregnant again and almost 6 weeks
along. My boobs are just a tad sore and
a little fuller, but thats it.
It is different for everyone and its
different from pregnancy to pregnancy.
The only thing I have heard about sagging
breasts is that breast feeding causes
that.
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gav0328
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Posted: 08-09-05 08:40am
Usually boobs start to get bigger during
the second trimester but it really depends
on the person. Usually on the first
trimester they become sore and they swell
a little (at least that's what happened to
me). Then again it really depends. Also,
after pregnancy you lactate so your boobs
are still big. They will go back to their
normal size gradually in the latter part.
There is a possibility that your breast
will sag specially if you have big ones.
They advised you to star wearing support
bras while pregnant to minimize the
sagging afterwards. Also, exercise helps
a lot. So if you have spare time
(hopefully) a few weeks after you give
birth try doing so. I hope this helps.
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