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Q: Swollen Breasts After Back to Back Bc Pills

asked by: audreyvl on October 13th, 2007

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Back in July I took 2 packs of Demulen in a row (21 pills 21 pills) in order to avoid getting my period. Ever since then my breasts have gotten larger. They feel swollen and tender. I never had big boobs before and now it feels really weird. I have to wear a bra all the time because it feels uncomfortable without one.
Is this normal? It's already been 3 months. Has anyone had this happen to them too?

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Tylanas

replied on October 13th, 2007

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It wasn't taking them two months in a row that did it: Some women just happen to have breast gain on hormonal birth control! Lucky you! Smile

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