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6:02 am
September 9, 2010
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chattykatty
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How common a condition is this? I'm not a young person but I have recently noticed that one of my breasts is noticibly (to me) larger than the other. I did mention it to my doctor but she didn't think it was very important and nothing to worry about. Should I worry?
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10:46 am
September 9, 2010
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SoftlySpoken
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I'm quite sure that it's nothing to worry about and your doctor would have sent you for tests if they though there was anything amiss. It's a bit like feet, there is always one larger than the other!
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5:02 pm
September 9, 2010
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Rene
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I agree with softly spoken, it is quite common condition. For some women it is more noticeable than others but I have heard from several women that this is normal.
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2:51 am
September 10, 2010
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peepam
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Which breast of yours is larger? Right or left? If your right breast is larger than your left and you happen to be right-handed, I'm sure you do a lot of things with your right arm/hand. This causes your right pectoral muscles to become bulky or something. It's normal.
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8:55 am
September 10, 2010
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chattykatty
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You're correct peepam, it is my right breast and, yes, I am right-handed. This is a good explanation. On a cheeky note, I think I will ask my husband to massage my left breast more than he does my right one from now on.
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9:58 pm
February 3, 2011
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Rosalinda
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I have recently noticed myself that one of my breasts is not only larger but also sags a lot more than the other. My doctor also tells me that there is nothing to worry that it was just gravity doing its part. I was always told that we always have one thing larger than the other even if the difference is minuscule.
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2:35 am
February 4, 2011
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Maxy
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As long as you don't feel any pain or numbness with your breasts then you have nothing to worry about. I guess it is only you (and your husband) who would notice such difference between the sizes of the breast.
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