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What could it be that my breast have been feeling heavy & more fuller and changes ? feeling tired .
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Exam recommended: About 50 percent of the breasts consist of fat tissue so that recent weight gain could enlarge your breasts. Hormonal changes also may be the cause. Since you're feeling tired and may have gained weight, your thyroid could be underactive. An examination by your physician would include checking for thyroid status and for anemia as well.
Answered 5/20/2017
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