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My breast look bigger than my normal size and feel heavier. what could it be?
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Depends.: Breasts can become bigger with weight gain, or with pregnancy, hormonal dysfunction, or certain medications. Check a home pregnancy test, if this is a possibility.
Answered 6/20/2015
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