Has anyone getting off of birth control noticed any changes in their breast sizes? While on birth control, my right breast was larger than my left breast, and after getting off, my right breast has shrunk and my left breast has grown. Am I the only person experiencing this? I tried googling it, but most of the links indicate that I might have cystic fibrosis! I'm more inclined to think it's hormonal... but I'm not sure.
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I haven't experienced this, but I've only been off bc for a few weeks. I know the change in hormones can affect lots of things though, so I'm sure it's nothing to worry about!
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I'm not sure! I've been off BC for a little over 2 months now, and I haven't noticed this yet.
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I'm in the TWW right now, so a very very very small part of me is hoping this is a symptom. I've been feeling myself up every hour or so to see if the soreness is increasing/decreasing. I'm a crazy person!
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@mrskoloa: Thats kind of funny that your google results pointed towards cycstic fibrosis. (Not funny if you actually had that.) Almost everything I google my symptoms of anything I end up thinking I have AIDS.
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@mrskoloa: Oh my goodness, me too! My breasts got smaller after I quit the pill, but just this morning they seem so lopsided! I'm in the TWW as well, and keep trying to discretely feel myself up in the office, lol!
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@MrsMcD: my husband is convinced I am a hypochondriac.
@Mrs.Ham: There's nothing more awkward than an office self-feel-up. Why don't I just wait til I'm in the restroom? Why do I insist on peeking around my desk, then leaning my chest on something??
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@mrskoloa: Yes, I hear you! Quick glance to make sure no one is coming, and...
The things we put ourselves through!
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@mrskoloa: I enrolled in a medical terminology class in college during my undergrad because it was just a 2 unit class and I needed only 2 more units. I had to drop out after two weeks because of the anxiety it gave me. But I still have the book.
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@MrsMcD: My mom gave me a book once, where you look up your symptoms and it tells you everything you might have. 99% of the time the book recommends that you get to the hospital, STAT!
The things we put ourselves through!
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