Is it normal to have one breast organ that is bigger than the other one? In my left breast I feel like the organ is small when I squeeze it and the other feels bigger. It's almost like my left breast has no organ and the right one does. This is hard to explain but is this normal? Lol
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12-03-2014, 05:55
(12-03-2014, 03:56)Smkk624 Wrote: Is it normal to have one breast organ that is bigger than the other one? In my left breast I feel like the organ is small when I squeeze it and the other feels bigger. It's almost like my left breast has no organ and the right one does. This is hard to explain but is this normal? Lol
Im not sure what you mean by breast "organ" but as far as having different breast sizes and shapes yes that is normal. I for instance have one breast that sits higher and when I wear a bra I have more cleavage which is quite noticeable. One nipple is a different shape to the other too. Its not ideal but its not abnormal either.
12-03-2014, 16:58
Yeah ok so its my mammary gland that is bigger than the other. Like the inside part. You can't really tell from the outside but I can definitely feel it. It's not lumps or anything. It's the whole gland that just feels bigger than the other. lol
12-03-2014, 18:21
(12-03-2014, 16:58)Smkk624 Wrote: Yeah ok so its my mammary gland that is bigger than the other. Like the inside part. You can't really tell from the outside but I can definitely feel it. It's not lumps or anything. It's the whole gland that just feels bigger than the other. lol
I get you. I try not to feel that in depth or you start to feel things you don't need to feel and panick over nothing
But yes plenty of us on here have different breasts, some very different!
13-03-2014, 23:09
I honestly think my right has grown a very small bit and that's why the gland is getting bigger. My left is being a slow poke lol
14-03-2014, 09:40
Yes its normal my right has always had a little more of the firm feeling breast tissue than the left even though they are close to the same size and shape so I love them as they are its no problem.
14-03-2014, 19:31
(This post was last modified: 14-03-2014, 19:31 by TibetanPrincess.)
This is my 5th cycle off of BO and let me tell you, I can tell the difference as my ovaries dont ache any more! If it aches, I think its really working/stimulating so I think the key is not to take to much.
WIth breasts, they ache and feel tender off and on with BO. I cant wait to get back on it, but it will be much at a later time. Im expirementing with PM. I dont get those aches.
My right breast have always been more sensitive to hormone flux and is the noticeably bigger one. I am getting itching with PM though.
WIth breasts, they ache and feel tender off and on with BO. I cant wait to get back on it, but it will be much at a later time. Im expirementing with PM. I dont get those aches.
My right breast have always been more sensitive to hormone flux and is the noticeably bigger one. I am getting itching with PM though.
14-03-2014, 21:04
(14-03-2014, 19:31)tibetan113 Wrote: This is my 5th cycle off of BO and let me tell you, I can tell the difference as my ovaries dont ache any more! If it aches, I think its really working/stimulating so I think the key is not to take to much.
WIth breasts, they ache and feel tender off and on with BO. I cant wait to get back on it, but it will be much at a later time. Im expirementing with PM. I dont get those aches.
My right breast have always been more sensitive to hormone flux and is the noticeably bigger one. I am getting itching with PM though.
Its interesting I never got aches on bo only with herbs and pueraria so I'm sure it must mean my body is more suited to herbs for breast growth bo didn't seem effective for me but I don't feel bad I had to try it because I saw how well it works forothers.
14-03-2014, 21:09
(14-03-2014, 19:31)tibetan113 Wrote: This is my 5th cycle off of BO and let me tell you, I can tell the difference as my ovaries dont ache any more! If it aches, I think its really working/stimulating so I think the key is not to take to much.
WIth breasts, they ache and feel tender off and on with BO. I cant wait to get back on it, but it will be much at a later time. Im expirementing with PM. I dont get those aches.
My right breast have always been more sensitive to hormone flux and is the noticeably bigger one. I am getting itching with PM though.
Tibetan How much PM are you taking? Itching is definitely a good sign! Yeah I am almost sure your BO tincture has made my right breast grow a bit. You can't really tell when I am say getting in the shower but you can when I get my bra on. It's crazy! I am loving it. It's probably only like a 1/8" increase but it's something!! I'm amazing because of all my other issues!
14-03-2014, 21:09
(14-03-2014, 21:04)BonitaDDs Wrote:(14-03-2014, 19:31)tibetan113 Wrote: This is my 5th cycle off of BO and let me tell you, I can tell the difference as my ovaries dont ache any more! If it aches, I think its really working/stimulating so I think the key is not to take to much.
WIth breasts, they ache and feel tender off and on with BO. I cant wait to get back on it, but it will be much at a later time. Im expirementing with PM. I dont get those aches.
My right breast have always been more sensitive to hormone flux and is the noticeably bigger one. I am getting itching with PM though.
Its interesting I never got aches on bo only with herbs and pueraria so I'm sure it must mean my body is more suited to herbs for breast growth bo didn't seem effective for me but I don't feel bad I had to try it because I saw how well it works forothers.
Bonita and tibetan is it normal/working when you take herbs to have pains in the ovaries? I ask as i had this while on a herbal programme but stopped as i was concerned about the ovary pains.. ?? Thank you
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