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Q: Breast Growth ?

asked by: PennStateGirl on June 27th, 2007

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I'm 19 and recently ive noticed my breasts have gone to a C cup. I'm not pregnant, but is this normal? I thought they stopped growing around 17-18. I know this is a stupid question but i was just wondering.

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Lion79

replied on June 27th, 2007

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It's totally normal. I'm 19 too and just this year I had jumped from a 34C to a 32DD! It just seemed to happen overnight, one night me and my boyf were just looking at them and we both thought wow, they're suddenly really big! lol

I don't think they stop for a while yet, maybe 20s or something. Breast size is heredity and also depends on body size, which can give a good indication to your eventual size.

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