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My 12y/o daughter's right breast looks like it's shrinking. it's smaller than usual..
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? Shrinking ?: In early puberty it is common for one side to come out and develop earlier than the other, but the other side generally will catch up within a year or so. Some difference in the final fullness of either side is also common.I have not heard of any that shrank during this process.
Answered 9/1/2014
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