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Q: saggy breasts

asked by: _Tinkerbell_ on December 5th, 2008

New User

Ok I had a baby and I've been breast feeding for about 4 months and now I've stopped, my breasts feel empty and are saggy. Is that normal? Will they go back the way they were? Or might they stay this way? Shocked

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worrywart01

replied on December 6th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

im pretty sure thats just normal and they will probably stay that way, youll probably have to find a nice supportive bra and maybe you could do a few chest excercises at the gym, that could help some but i dont think its going to be a dramatic change..i guess its just part of the sacrafice of having children

_Tinkerbell_

replied on December 7th, 2008

New User

that sucks, if only they stayed the way the were in the beginnning when i just started breastfeeding they looked like Carmen Elektra's lol!!!

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