Are my breast to big?!
Question: Are my breast to big!?
well im a 38f is this normal i know men love it but they hurt my back and i just want to cut them off!.!.
its so hard to find tops that fit mWww@Answer-Health@Com
its so hard to find tops that fit mWww@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
I'm an F cup too- also with back problems!. I was born with moderate scholiosis, which over the years has become progressively worse, what with the breasts and pregnancy!. I will have to have surgery on my spine within the next 20 years (Ouch!)
I have gone to a cosmetic surgeon to enquire about a breast reduction, and what I came away with was this: I will put it off for as long as is humanly possible!. It is MAJOR surgery!. There is a very long recovery period, and breastfeeding will never be possible again!. (Not that I could breastfeed in the first place) The scarring is horrendous, and will be there for the rest of your life!. This is a major decision, but one only you can make!. Go and have an appointment with a reputable surgeon, they will explain things to you in detail, and tell you all the pro's and con's of having your breasts "cut off"!.
In the meantime, all you can really do is make sure you wear some good, supportive bras!. I know it can be difficult to find ones that don't look as if they are made exclusively for women over 70, but they are out there- although usually at least double the price of the ones made for smaller-chested women!. There are some really good web sites that sell beautiful bras made specifically for those with large breasts!.
As to the clothing dilemma- I'm afraid there isn't much out there, although it is becoming better, what with all the women who are now having implants!. It may be expensive, but sometimes you may have to get your clothes specially made- for formal occasions and the like!.
Good Luck! And keep trying!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I have gone to a cosmetic surgeon to enquire about a breast reduction, and what I came away with was this: I will put it off for as long as is humanly possible!. It is MAJOR surgery!. There is a very long recovery period, and breastfeeding will never be possible again!. (Not that I could breastfeed in the first place) The scarring is horrendous, and will be there for the rest of your life!. This is a major decision, but one only you can make!. Go and have an appointment with a reputable surgeon, they will explain things to you in detail, and tell you all the pro's and con's of having your breasts "cut off"!.
In the meantime, all you can really do is make sure you wear some good, supportive bras!. I know it can be difficult to find ones that don't look as if they are made exclusively for women over 70, but they are out there- although usually at least double the price of the ones made for smaller-chested women!. There are some really good web sites that sell beautiful bras made specifically for those with large breasts!.
As to the clothing dilemma- I'm afraid there isn't much out there, although it is becoming better, what with all the women who are now having implants!. It may be expensive, but sometimes you may have to get your clothes specially made- for formal occasions and the like!.
Good Luck! And keep trying!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
If it becomes a problem you can get a reduction but do your research first so that the doctor doesn't cause any further complications!. I believe insurance can cover it especially due to back problems!. I would talk to your OBGYN about options, possibly you may need to get a better fitting bra in the meantime!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
If you are uncomforatable with them being "too big" you could always get a reduction!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
There is NO right breast size if they really hurt and irritate you may want to get a reduction!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Get Breast Reductions!.!.!.less men!.!.less pain!.!.!.everyones happy!!Www@Answer-Health@Com
try a bra with more support and if that doesn`t work then talk to a good doctor and get all the facts and risks before having breast reduction done !. let that be your last option!.!.!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
No,don`t thinkWww@Answer-Health@Com