15-02-2019, 19:04
surferjoe2007
Breastfeeding has little long term effect on nbe. Many women see hormonal effects (good and bad) and blame breastfeeding, but it's mostly a timing coincidence. During breastfeeding you can get a lot of temporary fluid inflation though. The prolactin might even cause a tiny bit of longer term growth, but I wouldn't count on it.
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You mean , after the birth, the size is reduced again. right?
I think the higher the progesterone level , the bigger their size.
So, after the birth, my P level is going to low
>>my size goes back to 30B or 30A
Right?
*****The growth of pregnancy isn’t permanent, right?
Clearly, when the P level is high, my breasts are more firm and round.
I already felt!!!
But after the level goes low( because of menstruation) , my size goes back to A cup... like,, a flatted balloon.
I wish even if they are like a flatted balloon, the growth of pregnancy is permanent...
Breastfeeding has little long term effect on nbe. Many women see hormonal effects (good and bad) and blame breastfeeding, but it's mostly a timing coincidence. During breastfeeding you can get a lot of temporary fluid inflation though. The prolactin might even cause a tiny bit of longer term growth, but I wouldn't count on it.
>>>>>
You mean , after the birth, the size is reduced again. right?
I think the higher the progesterone level , the bigger their size.
So, after the birth, my P level is going to low
>>my size goes back to 30B or 30A
Right?
*****The growth of pregnancy isn’t permanent, right?
Clearly, when the P level is high, my breasts are more firm and round.
I already felt!!!
But after the level goes low( because of menstruation) , my size goes back to A cup... like,, a flatted balloon.
I wish even if they are like a flatted balloon, the growth of pregnancy is permanent...