Question 1

accentuated viens breast teen, help please!, what to do?

Accepted Answer

Harmless: Breast veins may become enlarged with puberty, pregnancy, oral contraceptives or breast augmentation. This will not harm your health.

Question 2

cigerates stunt breast growth in teens?

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Probably not: Not aware of any actual data on this, but more importantly, there is a clear link between early smoking and later development of breast cancer (as well as many other cancers).  Do yourself a favor and kick the habit now.

Question 3

what should a normal teen breast look like?

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Many variations: As develoopment occurs, slight asymmetry is normal, don't worry.

Question 4

if a teen got hit really hard on the breast, will they stop growing?

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Not likely: It would take an extreme force to kill the underlying breast cells.

Question 5

can there be an average breast growth rate for teens?

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Not really: All patient's are different and mature at different rates. Talk to your pediatrician about your child's development and they will be able to address your concerns.

Question 6

when does a teen girl reach the 3rd stage of breast development?

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At 12 years of age: Average age to reach the tanner stage iii breast development is 12.2 (normal range 10-14.3) years.

Question 7

what are some ways thats you can increase breast growth for teens?

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Be patient, be you: Breast development is different for everyone.  Some of us are early "bloomers" and some of us are late.  You can try a padded bra if you are feeling self conscious.  Having big breasts is not all that it seems because many women undergo breast reduction to make them smaller.  Be proud of who you are and your breast size. You want to be known for more than a cup size.

Question 8

hi, i am a 16 year old teen, and im about 180 cm and 68/70 kg. ive been worried about my breast which are bigger and softer than most guys my age.

Accepted Answer

Gynecomastia: commonly seen due to imbalance between estrogen and androgen happening during puberty
usually this physiologic event goes away i 18 months
if persists and is bothersome you need to see your endocrinologist that can diagnose pathologic gynecomastia
there is surgical treatment available  if desired

Question 9

can you a teen  get breast cancer?

Accepted Answer

Yes: It's uncommon before age 30, and especially before age 20, but any dominant mass in a breast calls for a physician office visit. It is highly probable that it is a cyst or a fibroadenoma, but you need to be certain, which is usually a easy matter. Good luck.

Question 10

how probable is it for a teen to get breast cancer?

Accepted Answer

Very unlikely...: Breast cancer would be a very unusual / uncommon finding in a teenager.  Breast masses can develop in young people, but these are generally benign growths such as "fibroadenomas".  If a teen has a palpable breast lump and is concerned, it would be appropriate to visit with a healthcare provider for a physical examination.

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