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I have a very weird question. one of my boobs is bigger then the other is that something to be worried about? can having a child cause that 4 yr ago
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Breast size: It is not uncommon for women to have one breast larger than the other and you need'nt be concerned. I don't think having a child was responsible
Answered 6/3/2014
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