Breast

Question: breast???????????????? how can i grow and get my breast bigger im a size 34A im 13 yeas old

Answer: If you are still young they will grow on their own. One of the pill's side effects is that it may increase breast size, but thats not always the case and you shouldn't be taking it for that reason alone. You can gain a bit of weight too, but thats not guaranteed to make you bigger. Other than that there is always surgery, or a good old fashioned push up bra.

Question: bReAsT......? is it normal for a women to feel breast tenderness even after of menstrual period? im also using contraceptive pills

Answer: YES

Question: How much breast milk does a baby need to gain the required antibodies? I am wanting to change over to formula milk but while doing so keep supplimenting my baby with my own breast milk. I am using the Tomme Tippee breast pump which works fine but takes a while to get milk from my breasts. I would like to know if giving her a bottle of my breast milk a day be good enough? Thank you. My baby girl is 2 weeks old today. My question is not how long i should be doing it but how much i should be giving her a day, what is the minimum amount i should give her of my breast milk. Please do not give me answers on how long i should be doing it for, the answers i am looking for is how much i should be giving her a day if i want to change over to formula. I do not want to hear answers saying "as much as possible". I am going to try and give her as much breast milk as possible, just when i pump i can only fill about 3oz of the bottle, enough for one feed. I am going to try as much as possible to give her my own milk, i just wanted to know if there is a minimal amount or that giving her just a couple bottles of breast milk a day will not make any difference at all. Thank you for all your answers some are what i wanted to hear, others are just people wanting to make quick posts.

Answer: a baby need to suckle for about 3 months for its mum to give it the right amount of anti bodies

Question: What harm can breast enchancement pills and creams do to a teenage girl? I have a cousin who is sixteen who wants to use them, but I heard from my grandma (who had survived breast cancer) that when she was a teen she used that stuff and she thinks it gave her breast cancer. So, can the breast enhancing pills and creams give someone breast cancer?

Answer: I'm not sure that they can give you cancer. However I am pretty sure they're useless. Have your cousin try doing exercises. If she builds up muscle in her chest her breasts will get bigger and she'll have a nice cleavage line. Exercises such as pushups are good for this, as are exercises ...um how do I word it. There's a machine that you use with two arms, you pull the two arms together and it flexes your pecks. IDK what the machine is called. Any exercise that's flexing her pecks would work.

Question: How does one stop breast feeding and when is a good age to stop breast feeding? My son is 16 months old. He cries still for the breast. He grabs at my shirt and throws a tantrum. I have cut down a lot since he was 12 months. However, he always cr0ies for the breast before going to sleep, in the morning. What should I do> I hate when he cries. He is so forceful when he grabs at my shirt trying to get the breast out. I don't know what to do? It is a real struggle. What should I do?

Answer: It sounds like you and your son have different ideas about when to wean. Babies and toddlers go through phases of neediness and phases of pushing you away to learn on their own. He may be really clingy now, but in a couple of months he may become the total opposite for a while. It's a lot easier to wean when they are going through those spurts of natural independence. My son weaned himself at around 18 months old. He had gradually been cutting back on nursing for a few months, going from a few times a day, to once or twice a day, a few times a week, and eventually just once every couple of days until he decided he didn't need it at all. Some kids really hang on to a particular nursing session, like just before bedtime. If you are trying to cut back, start with times of the day when he seems happier and less needy, and let him continue nursing when he's really stressed. No one nurses forever, eventually he will develop other comfort and communication methods and not need to nurse at all.

Question: Will the breast implant surgery have any effects on my getting pregnant? I want to have breast implants done to correct my uneven breast. My husband and I were also planning on having another baby in about 6 months. Can I do both? Will the breast implant surgery have any effects on my getting pregnant?

Answer: I have breast implants (i just got them 2 weeks ago... i love them!) It shouldn't have any effects... but if you do get them have them under the muscle so that way you know for a fact you can breast feed. But I recommend you to wait after you have the baby... why?! Its going to take you the most 4 months to get use to them and its not like really really pain full but you wouldn't want to deal with your implants and your belly. Trust me you wont. Plus your boobs are going to look really good that maybe after you breastfeed they wont any more. Why don't you wait till you breast feed your baby and after your done you can get them done.?! I think that's a good idea. Make sure you do a lot of research with the doctor your going with.

Question: If you have breast implants and start taking birth control will your breast get bigger? I recently got breast implants so my boobs are pretty big. If i start taking birth control will my breast get any bigger?

Answer: Birth control usually doesn't do anything to breast size. If it does, it probably isn't much and nothing you would notice.

Question: How exactly does breast feeding lower the risk of breast cancer? They say it lowers the risk, but how does breast feeding your baby lower the risk of developing breast cancer?

Answer: It is certainly considered a breast cancer risk factor not to have breastfed a baby, but so is not having any children at all, or having them late. Most people who tick those boxes won't get breast cancer though, and plenty of women who had children young and breastfed them get breast cancer. Results of studies vary: two reports, published in 1999 and 1997, showed that pre-menopausal women had a 50% lower risk of breast cancer if they had breastfed. Other studies show no conclusive link between breastfeeding and reduced risk of breast cancer. .The women who get bc who have not had children are included in the never breastfed statistic. One theory is that breastfeeding reduces exposure to the female hormone oestrogen, which in turn reduces the risk of oestrogen driven breast cancer. A majority of, but not all, breast cancer cases are oestrogen driven. Breastfeeding causes hormonal changes and delays the onset of ovulation after pregnancy, reducing the total of a woman's oestrogen exposure over her lifetime.. There is also some evidence that breastfeeding causes physical changes in breast cells that may make them more resistant to the mutations that can lead to cancer Apparently in the studies that showed a link, the length of time a woman breastfed for was significant - the longer the better.

Question: When breast feeding and formula feeding, what formula is the closest to breastmilk? It's my 1st pregnancy and I am planning on pumping breast milk and formula feeding...What formula is the closest to breast milk?

Answer: Enfamil claims to be the closest to breastmilk. I use the Walmart kind because it is identical to Enfamil but half the price!

Question: How do you feel about breast feeding in public & until what age should kids stop being breast fed? I don't really mind when women breast feed in public as long as they're covered up and don't go around flopping their boobs around like a few women I've seen. I belive that by the age of 2, mothers should officially stop breast feeding their children. If I was a mom I would officially stop at age 1. Some mothers go far enough to breast feed until their child is 5 or 7 which is ridiculous.

Answer: I believe that breast feeding is great! in public i don't mind seeign women feed their child. but for crying out loud use a blanket and cover it up! there is NO reason i need to see your boobs flying everywhere. personally i would never breast feed an older child (2 yrs on) and even that is stretching it. i'm thinking i will exclusively pump after baby grows teeth. there is nothing wrong with bottle feeding as long as the baby is getting nutirents. I do think it's an issue when a older child breastfeeds to soothe themselves because they don't learn techniques to self soothe. just my thoughts.

Question: When should your breast start leaking in Pregnancy? I am 21 weeks pregnant and my breast are leaking? When should your breast start leaking? Because i hear it to early from my breast start leaking is this true? Is this a sign of Preacher birth?

Answer: In both my pregnancies my breast never leaked. I guess every woman is different.

Question: What is the best type breast implants? And most natural way of breast implants under muscle or under breast ti? What is the best type breast implants? And most natural way of breast implants under muscle or under breast tissue? A relative would like to get a breast augmentation but is not sure which type of implants feel the most natural. And which option would help the implants to feel more natural either under the breast muscle or under the breast tissue.

Answer: 1.) Mentor Siltex MemoryGel breast implants. 2.) Cohesive I is the softest implants. 3.) Under the mucles look more natural if the appropriate size is chosen, but it could also feel harder, and depending how strong your relative is, the pectorial muscles can distort the shape. I should know because I have strong pecs. http://www.mentorcorp.com/breastsurgery/augmentation/memorygel-breast-implants.htm This is the Siltex implants (below):. The Siltex implants include ULTRA HIGH PROJECTION. Do I need to say more. http://www.mentorcorp.com/global/breast-augmentation/silicon-gel-breast-implants.htm

Question: How big did your breast grow during pregnancy? This is my first pregnancy, I was wondering how big your breasts grew during pregnancy? I had to buy new bra's already and Im wondering if I will have to buy bigger later on in the pregnancy. I am 28weeks. Also, I do plan to breast feed, because of this do your breasts stay large?

Answer: I went from a 32B to A 34DD!! My boobd i dont even recognize anymore. I have huge black nipples that seem to swallow my boob lol. I heard they get bigger after the baby comes and your milk comes down. I cant imagine mine getting bigger then what they are now.

Question: Is there a possible way to reduce breast without surgery? I am 20 years old and my breast is totally huge. I am 5 feet tall, my breast size is 36b on the right and 36c on the left side. I don't like how people look at my breast and assume that i was some kind of slut or what. I have a problem choosing brassier and t-shirt and all. Seriously, I'm planning to get a breast reduction but i was too afraid to go on a surgery, is there no other way to reduce my breast?. Like exercise or what? Thank you.

Answer: They have minimizer bras at victoria's secret, I am sure other manufacturers make them too. I would not assume you were a slut just because of your body type, it is not fair to judge someone that way. If you lose weight that is one way to reduce the breast size, but there is no way to guarantee where it will come off.

Question: How do babies get more breast milk as they grow? I know about increasing breast milk supply, but what I wonder is how do the babies get more milk as they get older? Do they start drinking longer? Does more milk come out at a time? With nipples on bottles, there are more and/or larger holes - is that how it works with the breast? I am exclusively breast feeding my 2 month old daughter and am just curious. Thanks!

Answer: I my experience, they don't necessarily nurse for longer, they just get much more efficient at getting the milk they need. I also felt like there was a greater 'rush' of milk when the let-down occurred so maybe the milk flows a little faster too...all part of the supply and demand that the breast works under. Congratulations on breastfeeding your daughter...see if you can make it to be one of the 1% of mothers who exclusively breastfeed to six months :o)

Question: How did you decide what breast pump to get? Okay, so I am totally overwhelmed by the choice of breast pumps out there. I want to breast feed, but I will have to go back to work when he is about four months old. Several people have told me that manual pumps are worthless, go electric. Other than that I've gotten no solid advice about them. How did you pick yours, what kind is it and where you satisfied? I'm also open to advice about breast feeding, returning to work (heartbreaking but necessary) balancing work and home and pumping. Thank you in advance for sharing!

Answer: If you're returning to work you're going to want to pump while away, at least twice in an 8 hour work day. For that job a double electric is generally best. Medela's Pump In Style is what I would suggest. If I were in your position I would begin pumping about two weeks before I returned to work. That way your infant establishes the supply s/he needs and the pump will just be jump starting the extra you need to store for while you're at the office. Nurse as usual when at home and pump while at work, at least twice preferably 3 times if you can. Nursing, pumping, and working information links: http://www.kellymom.com/bf/pumping/bf-links-pumping.html