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How long does it take for breast to reduce in size after breastfeeding. i stopped 5 months ago and the haven't turned to pancakes yet?
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Takes time!: It does take time for breasts to return to normal size. And keep in mind this may be a "new normal" When you get to your normal pre pregnancy weight, your breasts may still be larger, or smaller possibly it can vary. Thanks for using healthtap!
Answered 2/9/2015
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