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∙ 2008-11-28 01:18:32This is common.
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∙ 2008-11-28 01:18:32No it is not. it can be normal when you are having your period or during pregnancy but other than that no. go to your gyno.
Having your period is the sign that means that you are starting your puberty. Puberty includes breast development, so your breast will start growing when you are having your period.
Yes, although somewhat rare, it can happen, some children have been recorded as having their period (astonishingly) at two years old.
Yes. Feeling bloated and having minor pains is a sign of pregnancy. It usually occurs the second month along with morning sickness.
No, it is not. You should touch a breast everyday. By 'cheating' I presume you mean having sexual adventures outside your present relationship. Touching someone else's breast on purpose would certainly indicate that you have an intention to cheat.
No it is not. it can be normal when you are having your period or during pregnancy but other than that no. go to your gyno.
Yes.
Yes it is possible to get breast cancer if you have a hickie on your breast. Hickies do not prevent breast cancer. However, hickies also do not cause breast cancer. The presence of the hickie is irrelevant to you having or not having breast cancer.
Will your breast implants sag after having a baby
Lumpectomy removes the portion of the breast around the mass. It does not remove the whole breast.
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I asked my breast reduction surgeon's assistant this question and she said that yes breasts may become large again after having a baby even if you already had a breast reduction.
There are many risks associated with transumbilical breast augmentation surgery. One risk when having any surgeries is not having a good reaction to the anesthesia. Also, after the surgery, someone could experience constant pain, having the breast surgery could affect future breast feeding and thinning of the breast tissue.
There are many factors that can increase one's rink of obtaining breast cancer. Some of these can include: having dense breast tissue, having had previous chest radiation, among others.