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Im on my pierod & my right boob feels lumpy and bigger than my left is this normal? no pain with any if my boobs! ?
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Can be normal: Before and during menstruation there are many hormonal changes happening in your body. Your breasts may become more sensitive or lumpy, sometimes called fibrocystic changes. Monitor your breasts to see fi the lumps resolve. If not schedule an appt with your doctor.
Answered 4/26/2015
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