I'm 17 years old 'n' my left breast is bigger than my right one what should I do?

Answer 1

Give it time and until you are absolutly certain that you have stopped filling out.

Then you could go have a breast augmentation to even them out

Answer 2

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Answer 3

When I was seventeen I got Fibrocystic Breast Disease. The symptoms sounds basically the same s what you're describing. After a few more months you might notice a lump. It's not cancer bc cancer isn't painful like that. Just a lump. Wearing a wireless (but supportive) bra helps alot with reducing the pain. Do a google search on Fibrocystic breast disease and it'll give you a lot of info. Go to your doc too.

Answer 4

I'm 24 and my left breast is bigger than my right one. Everyone has one that's bigger. If it's like a whole cup size bigger or something like that though, I suggest you get the bigger one reduced so you don't look lopsided.

Answer 5

It is natural for our anatomies to differ in size, its just that some are quite obvious while others are not.
Don't you fret young girl, you're not the only one who has to face that in our world.
Don't believe, take a careful look at your hands,feet, eyes etc, then observe all your other friends'.
Then only you come back.
As for your breast, all your friends are facing the same problem, its just that they are not so obvious through the bras.
Do you think they'll notice yours?

Answer 6

Don't worry it's okey that the left one is bigger, it is a very usual differrence.i'm 18 and i have this ,,problem " to...by the time passes this will dissapear so don't worry!

Answer 7

At the age of 17 there is still time for things to equalise out naturally so do not rush into anything permanent at this stage.

Slightly irregular breasts are very common indeed - in fact they are almost the norm in many women - and they often seem more noticeable to the individual than to anyone else.

discuss your concerns with your doctor - this will be taken very seriously and if it is felt necessary then a breast specialist could see you too.

Answer 8

Every woman has one breast larger than the other, the chances however of the size difference being noticeable to anyone but yourself perhaps is negligible.

If after age 20-25 you still feel uncomfortable about this check first with your doctor and if he believes there is an abnormality, he can determine whether a corrective procedure is warranted.

Answer 9

that is very normal for women. The heart is tilted slightly to the left and thus the left breast gets a little more of a blood supply than the right breast. What to do, get a padded bra, one where the pads can be removed, and remove the pad from the left side.

Answer 10

thats just normal. in mostly all of us the left side of the body is smaller than the right or vice versa. in some people its more noticeable while it isn't in others.