[steph454]

Does it hurt? I hear about many negative side effects? is most of it true and what should I expect if I start?

[Bexy]

hey hun, i was the same before and when i started using the NB and it has taken me 4 months of using different lotions and different cups to get the hang of it. with the NB ( noogleberry ) it is a hand pump so you are in control of the pressure, and can build it up over time.

I found it frustrating for the first few months because I got lots of red dots, but I now dont get these, as i use lots of moistriser and i am more used to it.

I want to try the brava, but am sticking with the NB for a few more months.

if u want to ask anything, ill try answer best i can, there is also the noogleberry forum to go to.

of course there are other breast pumps such as the bossom beauty etc too.

[BustyBabe]

What side affects are you talking about? I don't think there's one that definitely happens to everyone...there's a chance it might not happen to you.

It doesn't hurt if you don't overpump, and if you use a lot of lubrication. Your breasts might get sore in the beginning though, until they get used to being stretched out.

[lemoncurd]

mankind has been cupping 3000 years before christ. Even if it shouldn´t help to grow bigger breasts the tissue fluids will circulate much better again which is a big plus on the health side, I´d say.

[kiana]

I don't think breast pumps should hurt you, but I've known some women complain about their nipples being stretched by the pump, which they didn't want.