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A member asked:
Was on birth control for >5yrs, &now that i've been off for 6mnths, my breasts have shrunken from a d to a b-sad!normal cycle.will shrinking continue?
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No: Birth control- hormones pill and sex increases breast size, so also pregnancy. If you lost wt precipitously- that will do that.
Answered 9/28/2016
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No: It probably will shrink back to the original size before the birth control.
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