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I got off my birth control and moved to an iud however ive noticed my boobs have gotten a lot smaller. ive always been self conscious about their size and am wondering if theres any way to naturally grow them back&stop the shrinking?
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I doubt if your breast will get ' a lot smaller' getting off the pill. Pl have your MD examine and give you an opinion
Answered 3/1/2022
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