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One boob is significantly bigger than the other. including my nipple. they have finished growing and i am worried as to what the reason could be. ?
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It is normal: Most women anatomically have one breast slightly larger than the other which is normal. Significant size differences may have been a developmental problem during adolescence. Have a MD evaluate this problem for you at a visit.
Answered 1/23/2019
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