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breast question.

Started by kariann330, July 13, 2013, 04:41:20 AM

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kariann330

With my being off hormones i have noticed a difference in the density of my breasts, but not in size or with my nipples. When i do go back on hormones, will i have to go thru that rock hard, every bounce hurts part of the bud stage, or will they just grow from where they are now?
I need a hero to save me now, i need a hero to save my life, a hero will save me just in time!!

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Jamie D

The breast is primarily comprised of adipose tissue (fat) and glandular tissue (lobules and milk ducts).  Once you have formed "breast buds" (glandular tissue), they are semi-permanent.  However, as your estrogen levels wane, fat that would have maintained your breast shape is no longer preferentially deposited there, and can even be lost.

Just look at the breasts of post-menopausal cisfemales.  Saggy, droopy, and smaller, from loss of adipose tissue and the breakdown of connective tissue with age.



"Ptosis" = sagging
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kariann330

Thanks, that really helped...even helped me with what to expect a little lol
I need a hero to save me now, i need a hero to save my life, a hero will save me just in time!!

"Don't bother running from a sniper, you will just die tired and sweaty"

Longest shot 2500yards, Savage 110BA 338 Lapua magnum, 15X scope, 10X magnifier. Bipod.
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Jamie D

I'm here to serve, m'lady.   ;D
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xchristine

Can you please get me a coffee Jamie?
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Jamie D

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