Quote from: Anna R on December 11, 2015, 04:16:42 AM

Quote from: Angélique LaCava on December 09, 2015, 10:42:25 PM
Today makes a week. I just thought since they started growing then they should hav continued.im afraid that this is it for them since my mom is just a B cup n they said subtract a size.
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Don't know how accurate the "b" cup statement is, I went on Estrafem  , really low dosage on 1st Nov this year,that's 5 weeks and have a "b" cup already, (37" breastbone and 39 1/4 " around nipples = 2 1/4" of boobs) no soreness or anything, just filled up big time , my mother was a "c" cup and am seriously wondering where it's going to be after 2 yrs.

For me those measurements never work.  My rib cage is 36.5 and bust is 42.5 and yet a 38B is still a little loose.  I think the size of your back muscles (lats) have a big effect on the measurement.  I've also seen some sites say to add 5 in to the band size before calculating the cup.  Either way, it seems more of an art than science coming up with the right measurement.


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Everyone is different and will have different growth rates with different results    In my case my breasts became sore and began to mound at about a month but there wasn't any really noticeable results until about three months

After that the growth spurts seem to come in three month cycles

After about five or so years of trial and error to figure out my bra size, I eventually visited the Victoria's Secret store in the mall for a sizing and found that I had become a 38C 

Just be patient

Hugs

Hi Obfuskatie,

Quote from: Obfuskatie on December 11, 2015, 04:46:37 AM
....... The subtracting "urban myth" thing is to look at the women in your family, average their measurements, and subtract a size. It's a general rule of thumb, not a hard and fast rule......

From a generational perspective, that would have to be stating the Law of Deminishing Returns, even from a "General Rule of Thumb" would make it clearly incorrect. The urban myth has always centred on your Mother, and subtract a size from her, within 5 generations from her all women would be breast less. Beware the plethora of Transgender myths.

Sak to you as soon as I reset the mouse traps.

Huggs
Catherine

Quote from: Catherine Sarah on December 11, 2015, 05:37:59 AM
Hi Obfuskatie,

From a generational perspective, that would have to be stating the Law of Deminishing Returns, even from a "General Rule of Thumb" would make it clearly incorrect. The urban myth has always centred on your Mother, and subtract a size from her, within 5 generations from her all women would be breast less. Beware the plethora of Transgender myths.

Sak to you as soon as I reset the mouse traps.

Huggs
Catherine

I honestly don't understand what you mean by subtracting every generation. It only applies to your own estimation of your prospective breast size. Your kids, grand kids and great grand kids don't use the same subtractive guesstimate. The reason you estimate by subtracting a size is because trans women tend to not have the same length of breast growth cycles, due to the lack of estrogen before treatment. The delay essentially means that many trans women don't make it past the Tanner III / IV stage, while cis women usually end up in the Tanner V for their development. If one of your biological parents is a trans woman as well, you're likely to have a similar breast size if you start HRT at around the same time in your life.

     Hugs,
- Katie
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Relax, they will grow.. remember cis-women's breast also growth at different rates.

I busted the myth about breast growth, i actually have bigger breasts than my mother... so that urban myth can go and .....

As others here have said there really is no need to worry. We both started around the same time and I've had pain come and go there as well (happy it started so early to be honest).

I'd say wait a month and see how it feels then. Sit back and enjoy the ride!

It really is a process that you have to be patient with. I started off pretty strong, got into an A cup and then seemed to stagnate for about half a year. I had that general soreness or rather sensitivity to touch, but not the throbbing that I had before. But then I noticed bras fitting differently, and found I was a B cup, seemingly out of nowhere. So they had been growing all along even though it didn't seem like it. All that said, I feel like only recently, after two years, my breast growth is really starting to kick up a notch or two and I'm getting frequent pains and aches, and even have seen my nipples swell up with very visible growth. And though I've felt the breast buds come and go, they're certainly right there behind my nipples now. Had thought for sure they were gone at various points. And as much as they're growing now, I'll still have many days where I don't feel hardly anything. Just calm down and wait it out.

I went through about two months straight where I had to be very careful about what I bumped into. Even the seat belt caused pain. Haven't felt a thing except the occasional itch in the past month. They're coming in much slower than I would have been lead to believe based on sensitivity, but they are coming in.

I've always been annoyed by my chest.  My left pectoral muscle has always been larger than my right pectoral.  This is not improved -- I now have imbalanced pecs with imbalanced breast tissue... and now lefty is way bigger than righty.

I'm 4 months in.  I've got one A cup and one AA cup.  I'm hoping for balance eventually, but I'm not holding my breath.  Staying at an A cup would be super convenient.  Breasts get in the way.

Sometimes I wear double bras
Bam, instant growth.

Until HRT does its work... Keep Calm and Cup On. 

Audree

I will concur with what has been said already, patience patience patience. Ive been at this  for a bit, and ya I wanted DD the first week. The reality is your body and cant change and grow that fast. Just chill and let your meds do their magic,and if need you can decide to get augmentation.   Best to you