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Started lifting weights and doing some push ups. will any of my activity cause my breasts to change (get smaller or bigger)?
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No: Doing pushups and weight lifting may result in larger pectoralis muscles, which could cause your breasts to protrude more, giving the illusion of breast enlargement. The breasts themselves would not be expected to change.
Answered 8/12/2013
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