Breast Fluctuation

[Karma86]

Has anyone on here ever encountered breast fluctuation ? I have this issue and I am starting to become annoyed by this.
I am on spironolactone, estrace/estrodial,  levothyroxine/eltronxin ( thyroid meds), I find that it's hard to have breast development if its gonna go up and down. Since it's pills is there a way to fix this fluctuation ? I  told my doctor and he didn't seem to know what I meant. I aint going to up my dosage as I did that and felt very uncomfortable taking such a higher dosage. I've been on hrt in august 2008 stopped to do sperm banking then re started the estrogen on november 29th 2008 and been on them till this day august 14th 2009 and will continue. If anyone can help ill appreciate it greatly thanks !




Edited to remove dosages. --- Nichole --- Please see TOS Rule 8 regarding medication and dosages. Thanks.

[Sandy]

Welcome to womanhood, hon!

My breast size has varied by as much as a whole cup size, both up and down.  Physical activity has toned me up, but caused me to lose a couple inches in band size and go from a DD to a D.

If you've been having discussions with your doctor you probably already know that higher dosages will not have any appreciable change in the way you develop.  Every body is different and optimum dosages have to be confirmed with appropriate blood tests.

Puberty takes time.  And even longer if you go through it a second time.  Part of it is de-masculinizing your body and making it more feminine.  This will take months to years to be really effective.

Unfortunately, there really are no quick fixes through this.

-Sandy

[fae_reborn]

I have to agree with Sandy, there are no quick fixes to achieving breast growth.  I have been on HRT for two years, and still am not satisfied with my own growth.  Genetics play a huge role in this process, and it all depends on how gg women in your family developed, but even then that is only a benchmark, and not an accurate representation of how you will develop.

Give it time hun.  When you went off the hormones to donate sperm, your estrogen levels probably dropped, so it's probable that no development was taking place during that time.  It will take a few weeks to months for your body to start up again, and getting used to having the hormones back in your system.

Even in gg women, breast growth does fluctuate depending on where they are in their cycle, and also during and after pregnancy (which doesn't apply here, just saying). 

[Janet_Girl]

I have to agree with Sandy, there are no quick fixes to achieving breast growth.  I have been on HRT for two years, and still am not satisfied with my own growth.  Genetics play a huge role in this process, and it all depends on how gg women in your family developed, but even then that is only a benchmark, and not an accurate representation of how you will develop.

Give it time hun.  When you went off the hormones to donate sperm, your estrogen levels probably dropped, so it's probable that no development was taking place during that time.  It will take a few weeks to months for your body to start up again, and getting used to having the hormones back in your system.

Even in gg women, breast growth does fluctuate depending on where they are in their cycle, and also during and after pregnancy (which doesn't apply here, just saying). 

At least not natural.    But there is always the surgery route, but everyone will tell you to wait for minimum of two years before even thinking about that route.

If there was a natural route that worked, every woman, who wants bigger boobs, would flock to the distributor.

Time and genetics are the only true test of natural breast development.


Janet

[fae_reborn]

At least not natural.    But there is always the surgery route, but everyone will tell you to wait for minimum of two years before even thinking about that route.

True, but speaking from my own personal opinion, I think that BA is too much of a health risk, despite the positives tradeoff's.  I mean, I wouldn't want to have bags of silicone inside my chest.  A family friend (gg) had a BA after chemo for breast cancer a few years ago, and recently her little boy smacked her in the chest.  She's been in and out of the hospital twice with high fevers because the silicone inserts moved.  Thankfully she's doing well now, but that's just scary to think about. 

[Nicky]

Do they still do silocone inplants? I thought they were outlawed because of the toxicity and they fill them with other stuff now You can't get silicone ones in my country.

[Flan]

Do they still do silocone inplants? I thought they were outlawed because of the toxicity and they fill them with other stuff now You can't get silicone ones in my country.

The old liquid implants have been replaced with cohesive gel, same silicone, but modified so that even if the implant is ruptured, it won't leak.

[Northern Jane]

Has anyone on here ever encountered breast fluctuation ?

Only on rough roads 


(Sorry!)