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In the past year i've noticed one breast has became larger than the other is this normal? q
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No, : No, that is not normal. Please be seen by your doctor and have a complete examination. While there are some congenital conditions that cause this, in general you need to have a complete evaluation. Please call your doctor and make an appointment to be seen.
Answered 10/3/2016
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