I am 26 years old,got married last year in
Dec 2007.
Since few months I notice that as compared
to my left breast the right breast has
shrinked.
This was not the case before.
I would like to know what could be the
reason for this and can it lead to any
serious problems or is normal and nothing
to worry about.
Looking forward to hear from you at the
earliest.
Thanks and regards,
Tanishq
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MandMs
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Posted: 11-09-07 04:22am
Is this shrinkage to obvious?
Have you noticed before that you have
slight breast asymmetry as all women
have?
Have you been breastfeeding?
Do you feel pain in your breast?
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Tanishq
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Posted: 11-09-07 09:53am
Hi,
Thanks for that response.
Well i did not notice the difference
before.
I noticed the same few months back.
i wanted to know what could be the reasons
for that.
Also I am not bresatfeeding nor do i feel
any pain but the difference between two is
prominent.
But still if you can help me figure out
the resaons for the assymmetry it would be
great.
Also tell me if this is serious or quite
normal and not to worry about.
Thanks and regards,
Tanishq.
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Speedygee2010
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Exersice Posted: 11-13-07 21:00pm
Have you just started exercising or
anything lately, i know alot of ppl that
shrink rwhen they start exercising after
taking a long break.
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MandMs
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Posted: 11-14-07 02:50am
Do you find the position of your right
breast changed?
It may be common for one breast to grow
larger than another (so one looks
smaller), but it is very unusual for a
breast to 'shrink' unless there is a
problem with the breast.
A growth in the breast can cause the
tissues to pull in or up and make it look
as if the breast is smaller or more dense.
Please, make an appointment with your
doctor.
You'll need mammograf and ultrasound to be
done.
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