Other than being pregnant, why would your boobs be hurting really bad?
141911
fiboristic cysts.  Which can be aggervated by caffeine
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Hormones (changes in your menstrual cycle) can make the breasts sore.  You might try cutting down on caffeine (coffee, soda, tea) as they have found a link between that and sore breasts.
668330
if you miss you next period that could mean you arepregant ,moring sickness,or if your boobs get tender they can produce milk glands it looks like little white bumps on your nipples,http://womenshealth.about.com/cs/pregnancy/a/pregnancysigns.htm
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two womens breasts are the same and it is actually VERY common for one to be bigger than the other. it may not be a dramatic difference...in some cases though it is a little bit more noticeable. I notice that my right one is smaller than my left...not by much..enough for me to notice but not anyone else...maybe a doctor...but thats it. As for them being hard and the lumps, you really should see a doctor about that. I doubt it has anything to do with you being hit there...it's mostly likely an underlying reason. So see a doc and tell them your worries...its the best way to get answers.
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As women get older, their fat tissue tends to shrink. And if you had a baby, this could definitely be a factor is your breast shrinkage, since many women complain of smaller, flatter breasts after pregnancy (and especially after breast feeding). From what you've described, you've had a lot of major changes in your life in the past months. There seems to be a lot going on in your life! Do you tend to lose weight easily? Because that would explain much of it.\n I don't think it's abnormal for your breasts to shrink, because mine also start getting smaller as soon as I lose weight. I'm guessing that your body type has a lot to do with your fat distribution. I'm also built in a way that my breast fat is the first to go. But concerning your weight loss: it does seem like an awful lot in such a short time span. If you're having night sweats and unexplained fevers as well, have a doctor look at it.
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Your doc is thinking you have HyperProlactinaemia (see the wiki page).\n\nYou could still have elevated prolactin (hormone that stimulates breast milk production) from the pregnancy and breast feeding, but there are a number of other reasons.\n\nThe worst reason could be a prolactinoma.\n\nIt could also just be due to stress/lack of sleep.\n\nCertain medicines can cause it.\n\nIt can occur just by itself and nobody might be able to find out why.\n\nI _DON'T_ know why he's doing the mammogram.
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Hi. I am a RN and and many things can contribute to swollen tender breasts...even a chest cold! Most people don't know that. Take a pregnancy test if that is a possibility. If negative then yes probably just hormones. I would lay down and put your hand on that side behind your head and feel your armpit region for swelling also. Sometimes your lymph nodes can get swollen. If they are then go to the doctor. Could be nothing, could be something. Too much caffeine can cause the lymph nodes to swell which in turn causes the breast to hurt. Start at step one and take it from there okay. Good Luck and feel better soon! Tender breasts hurt! Oh, Ibuprofen works great!
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1. wheezing attacks\n2. big breasts hurt your back and make you have to lift more, so they can indirectly tire you out.
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Before the period, a lot of hormonal changes happen in the body. Some of the hormones cause the milk glands to swell. That's why your breast is swollen and painful to the touch. \n\nTry wearing a comfortable cotton bra with a good support and avoid doing sports that require a lot of bouncing up and down like running, aerobics, volleyball...\nThe pain should go away in a day or two.
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For the most part no. The reason is that if you are fully developed and/or during your period or possbibly pregnant you can cause the ducts within your breast area to become inflammed. But for the most part the answer is no. The only question I might ask is why you would want to wear a bra too small. However, a sport type bra or good fitting bra is better if you have large or even normal breast.
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with me my boobs hurt and grow when i was having a baby.
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there really is not set standard as to when you're gonna get boobs. some people just sprout late. your period will change while you're going thru puberty. but some days during your period may always be heavier then others. everyone's bodies are different.
186757
Welcome to my world!  I have considered getting breast implants too, but just don't think I could go through with it.  So what I have done is gotten the silicone bra inserts.  They have them in demi just to enhance cleavage, and they also have kinds that will give you up to 2 full cup sizes bigger.  There is also a thing called the natural bra.  It has adhesive on the inside so that you don't have to wear a bra, because it is stuck to you.  Not at all painful, but the sticky wears off pretty quickly.  Good luck.
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This is totally normal if it is before your period (a lot of women have PMS swelling), or if your breasts are currently growing.  Sore breasts may also be a sign of pregnancy, so keep that in mind if it's a possibility.  Breast cancer, in the early statges, does not hurt at all.  The early sign of breast cancer is finding a lump (which would be HIGHLY unusual at your age).
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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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Yes, ask your bed partner to be cruel with it in massaging when he is on top of you. this way, the boobs get swollen & look big. JUST KIDDING. why the hell are you worried about the size of your boobs ? no medicine work. surgery is costly & painful. be satisfied with what you posses.
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When your breasts grow rapidly, they can ache.  It's because the skin and muscle structure on your chest haven't had a chance to stretch out and accomodate the new breast tissue.  It will pass.