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Can Hormonal Medication Cause Growth Of Breasts?

Hi I am a 44 year old woman. After my son s birth in 2006 I experienced big breasts for the first time. I was a very nice 34 B cup size, but now I m a 40 D in which case my one breast is a full cup size bigger than the other one. My son did not wanted to be breastfeed after numerous attempts by nurses and myself. I recently lost weight and I also got rid of some weight there. However, I suddenly am experience growing breasts although there is no weight gaining. I had a hysterectomy in 2011 and are on hormonal medication. What can be the cause?
Tue, 3 Mar 2015
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Hello maam,
You had a hysterectomy in 2011 and you are on hormonal medication since then. So, i strongly suggest you to get a mammography done as you are a 40 plus aged woman which would let you know if there's any underlying pathological cause.
Are you still taking the hormone pills? If yes,revisit your doctor for a check up to make sure if you are taking the doses appropriately and if its required anymore now.
Take care
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Can Hormonal Medication Cause Growth Of Breasts?

Hello maam, You had a hysterectomy in 2011 and you are on hormonal medication since then. So, i strongly suggest you to get a mammography done as you are a 40 plus aged woman which would let you know if there s any underlying pathological cause. Are you still taking the hormone pills? If yes,revisit your doctor for a check up to make sure if you are taking the doses appropriately and if its required anymore now. Take care