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molmstead

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Breast Questions Posted: 12-05-03 14:17pm


Is it normal for one breast to be slightly larger than the other. Recently I have had some tenderness in both breasts and have noticed that one seems to be larger than the other.. I am not pregnant but have been doing a lot of moving and have recently switched my method of birth control... Any suggestions?

nikki_caro

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Posted: 12-05-03 14:31pm


It could be the birth control. Like the differents of amounts of intake you had. All breats are different sizes by a slight amount. But ive heard its because you use or right arm more and therefore gices it more muscle compared to the other side you barely use or visa versa. But in your case, it can be the birth control.

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