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How can breast size be reduced. through medication or exercise.
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If you are : Overweight, wt loss may help. If tender than birth control pills may help discomfort. There aren't many good solutions outside of surgical reduction, thus the procedure is frequently done. Try weight loss first and see, if that applies. Good luck.
Answered 3/21/2015
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