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What else can I help you with?
If one breast is bigger than another and itches are you pregnant?
Not necessarily. It is common for one breast to be slightly larger than the other. If in doubt, take a pregnancy test, bought from a chemist.
What over the counter can you use for itchy breast?
There are many over-the-counter medications for itches. Gold Bond makes a good one.
What is a cows breast called?
Cows only have one "breast," and that is the udder.
How many breast bones are there?
There is only one breast bone in your body.It is called the sternum bone.
How do you decrease the size of one breast only?
I'm afraid surgery is the only way.
Your left breast's nipple itches?
I have been trying to figure that out for days. It may have been when I got it caught in the door, or when my college roommate gave me that nurple back in '96, but man! It sucks!
Should a girl with one breast that is developing wear a bra?
I've never heard of a person who has only one breast developing. Even if that happens, the breast that isn't developing will catch up later.
Is it only one type of breast cancer?
no there are many types of cancer
What does it mean for ones breast to be tender and sore?
it means that your breast is growing!! one may start growing first, but it will even out in a while.
What does it mean when one breast has a darker hue than the other one?
It means you are a normal human. If you look carefully, one breast is also larger. The body is not exactly identical on both sides.
You have been breastfeeding using only one breast so because of this one breast is bigger than another. After breastfeeding their sizes will be equal?
Generally, no. The breast that did the most breastfeeding will end up a little bit larger after you stop.
What does 'BF inclusive' mean?
There are many words that the letters BF could stand for. One thing it could mean would be Breast feeding. If your insurance plan covers inclusive breast feeding, then that would mean that all the materials needed to breast feed would be covered under insurance.
