my mom is a 36A both my g-ma's are A's ...but my ant...is a DD (she is blod related) im am now 13 and a 34B ...wil i get biger?
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i am a man and know at 13 you are far from finished  you have at least 4 years of fast growth left in height and weight and "width"
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Most girls i am (grudginly) mates with have about DD's. Might be something in the water round where i live. I dont think that what country your born in determins a womans breast size.
427355
Because your boobs are made of fat.  Therefore, the fatter you are, the bigger your boobs can be.  Although, I knew a girl who was petite like you and she was a DD!  You inherit a tendency toward breast size from your parents too.
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it's not bad. i didn't get mine till i was 15. the dr.s say you should usually start about the same time your mom did when she was younger. they also say the only time you should become concerned is if your boobs have been growing for more than two yr.s and you still haven't gotten it. that's when you should see a dr. but look at this way as long as you haven't gotten it yet you don't have to worry about wicked cramps and mood swings.
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No it is not small, you are probably right on track for your age. Some girls(and women) try to make you feel as though you are flat because they are into breast implants and all of that crap. The size, 26, 28 or whatever only has to do with the size of your chest around, not your breasts. That means you must be fairly thin, your breast size is the cup size A,B,C,D,DD etc. and B for a teenage girl at 14 is perfect. Remember some girls develop faster than others and you will fill out as you get older, there is nothing wrong with your size.
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the dangers are back problems\ntoo big is when u feel uncomforable with them.. which you have already stated..tell ur mom that u think that they r too big and she may be able to talk to ur doctor about it-----if u r looking for a specific size i would say at thirteen a c cup or larger may be a little big (maybe a b cup depending on the band size)\nto help prevent back problems u can buy a support bra thast is comfortable and keeps your breast from bouncing around all over the place- underwires r great!!!!\non the plus side....guys r attracted to big breasts- u shouldnt have a problem getiing dates!! :)
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MILF---- Mother I'd like to F@@K, if I was 30, I would take it as a compliment!! That means that even though your getting up in age, you still look good!! :)
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You have input the following: \n\nYour sex is female\nYour height is 5 ft. 2 in., or 158 cm.\nYour weight is 117 lbs., or 53 kg.\nYour birthdate is 01/01/1993, so your age is 13 years 3 months.\nIf the above are not correct, please go back to the form and correct your input.\n\n\nYour Results\n\n\nYour height is 45th percentile\nThat means you are 45th in height compared to 100 kids your age and sex.\n\n\nYour weight is 73th percentile\nThat means you are 73th in weight compared to 100 kids your age and sex.\n\n\nYour Body Mass Index is 21.4, which is the 77th percentile\nThat means that your BMI is 77th compared to 100 kids your age and sex.\n\n\nYou are neither underweight nor overweight according to health experts*.  Your weight is in the healthy range for your height and age.\n\n\nThe healthy weight range for your height and age is 84 to 124 pounds (38 to 57 kilograms).  This range corresponds to a BMI between the 5th and 85th percentiles for your age and sex.\nNote: If you are very muscular this calculator is not accurate.
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Hi!  Onset of my Grave's began at 15 but was asymptomatic (to the doctors) until age 22, when I demanded a blood test (I thought I was dying).  You see, I weighed 85 lbs. on my high school graduation day and looked anorexic.  Grave's had developed when I first menstruated, so I never had a steady period.  That, my weight, and my althleticism led the docs to think I was just slow to develop or too athletic for regular menstruation.  \n\nAnyway, upon a blood tests they found massive Grave's, gave me the meds, and all went well.  I went into remission about 1 year after the diagnosis at age 23.  I grew an inch taller and developed breasts (what a wonderful concept) that year as well.  I finally developed fat cells, long awaited, at age 25 and looked a healthy weight from then onward.\n\nYes, you can have children, but please wait until you are in remission from the Grave's.  You really don't want to be playing with Grave's when you are pregnany, since that's an additional factor which must be considered.\n\nMy advice is be patient with the whole process.  They have to first determine the best treatments ... I say treatments because for me it was PTU, which turned out not to work, to tapazol, which did work.  Had that not worked, we would have got to the subpartial thyroidectomy or radioactive iodine procedure.  You'll have monthly blood tests, enough to know your phlebotomist by name each time.  \n\nNo, it's not common to develop Grave's at your age.  I'd never met anyone (until I just talked to you) who had developed it like me.  BUT ... I have to tell you, be very thankful it has been found!  I went through 7 years of thinking I was going crazy, stupid doctor-prescribed weight gain diets, being forbidden from any exercise whatsoever (I'd lose too much weight), and unexplained emergency room visits for malnutrition (and I ate like a horse).  So, knowing what it is is half the battle.  Now you just have to figure out how you'll manage the next year being patient.  You will get better ... you're not "cured" but you can go into remission.  \n\nI went into remission at age 23, had monthly blood tests for a while (still in remission), then graduated to six months (still in remission) then went to yearly (still in remission).  About 8 years later, my doctor didn't want to do the blood test, since he said I was fine.  I insisted, since I have an abiding fear of Grave's, and it's a good thing I did. I now have Hashimoto's, the exact opposite of Grave's.  I am hypo and take replacement thyroid hormone.\n\nAccording to the research I did on Grave's, the docs aren't sure where the Grave's antibody comes from, but it looks like thyroid disorders can run in families, which was my case (I have 4 maternal aunts and my mother with thyroid issues).  Further, there is some indication that the thyroid comes with a shelf life, which is what I think is occuring with me.  With the way it went unchecked for so long (I was almost in thyroid storm, my numbers were so high -- the doc didn't know how I was alive), my thyroid really went into overdrive.  What if it can operate that way for only so long?  Anyway, that's the premise I operate on today, that the Grave's is gone forever and Hashimoto's is here to stay. My endocrinologist told me not to make such absolute statements, but I think the thyroid I have is dying slowly ... I'd much rather this than Grave's since Grave's is so insidious with me.\n\nAnyhow, I am now 38 and that's my story.  I hope it makes you feel a bit better that it can happen to teens.  You also need to be vigilant from now on, telling docs you need that blood test just to be safe, etc.  You WILL go into remission, one way or the other, and there are no real bad effects later on from this, as long as you keep on top of it.  You'll want to continue drinking milk and exercising, since the latest studie
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you should check out your body mass index and go with that. http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/bmi/ good luck.
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I have a two friends that sound like you.  They have been going to weight watchers the last couple of months and look fabulous.  I think the support they get has been the difference and since your mom is no longer with you, they may be the motivation that you need.  Give them a try and get exercising.  By the way, it should not be taking over your life.  Happiness should.  Good Luck!
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Ive wondered that my self.. im not a size 0. Ive been trying to figure that out my whole life. Im me.Im still American. Im still a girl. Im still a mom. Im still a friend. Im still a sister. Im still a PERSON!! And i dont know why people think im so diffrent from them. I have a job, just like they do. I have a family, just like they do. I am happy, just like they are. Still not really sure why. And really, i dont care! Because Im happy! and thats all that matters!
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Be careful with these kinds of questions.  All people are different, and there's a real risk you're going to judge yourself against a criteria that is completely wrong for you.  Some girls might weigh 96 lbs and others 150, and both be healthy.  Some girls might run a 12 minute mile, others a 6 minute mile, and both be fit.\n\nIf you're really concerned, ask your mom to schedule a consultation with a doctor and ask him/her.  Get a professionals advice, not just random people on YA.  I think, though, there are qualitative assessments you can make - do you exercise?  Do you eat the right foods every day, and the wrong foods in moderation only?  Can you walk the mall for 5 hours, run a mile in gym, and sleep well at night?  If the answers yes to all of them, don't even worry about it.  Worry at 30.  Not 14.
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Just because your mother had bigger breast doesn't mean you are going to have them. You have to take in consideration all the other women in your family besides your mother. For example both grandmothers. Also find out how big your mother was before she had children. With my first little one (i nursed) they went up a cup size and stayed that way. \n\nThe only way you can make your boobs bigger is by getting a boob job. The creams, pills, etc don't work.
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Girls grow at different rates.  It is difficult to compare children from 5-9th grades because their bodies are changing so much and at different rates.  Some grow early, and get all of their breasts at once.  Some stay flat for a really long time, then all of a sudden mature.  Some grow at a somewhat steady pace.  Every body is different.  However you are growing is the way you were intended to grow.  \n\nIf you're feeling like your bra size is too big, it's probably because you're getting unwanted attention from boys.  Boys are dumb.  Stay away from them unless you want to torture them - boys will really humiliate themselves for a smile from a girl with boobs.  \n\nIf the boys (or jealous girls) are doing things to make you uncomfortable, talk to your mom or another adult woman for advice.
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It's usually genetic, so yes, if your mom is big breasted you probably will be too.
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i have worn a size 12 since i was 12. more than 10 years later and i still wear the same size. i am peerfectly happy with my size and i always have been. more than likely you will slim down after you lose all your baby fat.if youre happy falt out tell your mother that you are happy with your size and wish she wouldnt try to make you feel bad about it. remember if you dont love yourself nobody else will either.\n\nPS theres no such thing as normal!!!