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Hi, I'm 14 and my boobs are not the same size. My right one is quite a bit smaller than my left one, though it is not that obvious when I wear clothes. I'm a right hander and thus do many things with my right hand, including play netball. Could this have anything to do with the amount of energy I burn on the left side of my body as compared to the right? My muscles are more on the right side of the body. Any advice? Thanks in advance.
Hi Scarlett.
The netball might be the reason, but it is actually very common for one breast to be larger than the other. The muscle tissue on your right side could play a role in that though, but I wouldn't worry, you are young and not done growing. Give it a chance, and if you have this problem when you are 17, go see a doctor.
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Expertise
Many woman have concerns about their breasts. I can answer questions on how to increase or decrease your breast size,the proper way to check for breast cancer,depending on the size of your breasts, and many psychological problems a woman may have with her breasts.
Experience
Well I am a woman, so I have experience with my own breasts. I am also a woman's health practitioner and do breast exams regularly.
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I am a certified woman's health practioner and have B.A. in Psychology from John Hopkins University.
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