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Re: BREASTDEVELOPMENT: Question About breast development

From: Professor Galal Lotfi (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 18 Apr 2008 03:20:11 -0500 (CDT)


There are two issues regarding breast. 1. Breast development and shape. This passes into phases throughout pubertal changes. These changes are the earliest sighs of puberty. The breast changes in shape till by your age it reaches the mature breast which is the norml looking brest. The normal development of the breast is under hormonal batteries. 2. The size of the breast, it is another issue and related to familial, geographical, nutritional factors.

Youe doctor should say if you have small breast but mature or you have a nig breast and not mature, At Fri, 11 Apr 2008, Crystal wrote: >
>Hi I have a question. I was wondering if anyone can help me with a
>concern about late breast development. I'm a 20 years old and I feel
>like I;m still not fully developed and I've had my period for a long
>time. My breast don't look full at all, or in other words they don't
>have the normal shape of breasts. Genetically all the women in my
>family have larger breasts. I sometime feel that I have breast pain and
>random itching, but I'm not sure if this meaning anything because I'm
>overly concentrating on wanting them to grow. Is it possible for
>someone in their 20s to continue growing? I know everyone develops
>differently, is it possible I'm just a late bloomer. I'm not hoping to
>have a large bust, I just want to look normal and i don't want plastic
>surgery. Please let me know. thank you.

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Professor Galal Lotfi, MD. MRCOG
14A Sherif street.
Cairo. Egypt
202-24535597





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