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thanx dr. anand for ur guidence
but the thing i forgot to mention was... i have faced some probs related to my periods and my sonography report is saying " both ovaries show multiple small follicles with echogenic stroma " and my doc. suggested me DIANE35 which m taking frm last 15 days and has experienced my breast a bit filled up... its not noticeable but a very slight change which i can feel.
so do u think that hormonal disorder is the reasn behind my breast size (28) and my weight (49 approx).
if it is so... is diane35 is sufficient and can it help in enlargement of my breasts (permanent)

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replied May 12th, 2011
Breasts Answer A22891
Hello and welcome to e health forum.

Please note that you are still very young (22 years) and it is too early for you to worry about your breast size.

Once you grow older and as you conceive, your breasts will enlarge and attain their normal size.

Your doctor, has prescribed Diane 35, to treat your cysts in the ovary, which might be the cause of your irregular menstrual cycles.

The pills contain estradiol ( a estrogen like hormone) which increases the breast gland formation and hence the breast enlargement. Regular use of Oral hormonal pills (like Diane 35) will definitely help to temporarily increase the size of your breast and it subsides once you stop taking the medication.





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