fast hrt effects-is it possible?

[crystals]

i started hrt 5 days ago and i can clearly tell my breasts are starting to form up and feel a tiny bit bigger then they used to before hrt. now i know people say it takes months to start seeing changes but both now and back in 2013 when i was on hrt for half a year i noticed changes again about a week after starting to take hrt. is this even possible? and if so how rare is it to have effects showing up this soon?

[Soli]

yea, same here, fast reactions to very low doses of everything, changes increasingly rapid now that I upped the dosages, pretty sure it's genetic, trying to get that checked out, feels like I really was a woman, and finally getting the right fuel  🙂

[Jacqueline]

I don't think the feeling is uncommon. I think when talking about it taking 6 months, it is till others could see the difference. For some it only take 3-6 months.

I do know it took me about a month before I felt my breast buds start to form. It was a very specific day. I knew something was different. However, I was mostly checking out the smoothing and softening of my skin.

Others will have different thoughts. This is what can relay given my experience and what I have read of others here. You know what they say. Your mileage may vary.

Warmly,

Joanna

[Jenna Marie]

I don't know how rare it is, but I definitely had breast buds and visible growth (and some tenderness) by day 5, and I was on a pretty low dose. I think bodies just react differently - and faster doesn't necessarily mean bigger in the end. 😉

[Pisces228]

Breast pain and sensitivity was one of the first things I noticed.  I had to start wearing sports bras after a month to protect my sensitive chest.  I have hard knots behind both nipples at 5 months now and I definitely have a handful of breast tissue now.

[DawnOday]

Mental aspects are almost immediate, breast development began around month two and has slowed down somewhat since about 4 1/2 months in. My nipples burned for at least an hour a day, for two - three months. I have just increased dose so we will see where it goes from here.