I'm 15 and recently my breasts have been aching alot. What could this mean?

Question

Could this just be because my breasts are growing? They are already 36D, i don't want them any bigger! Or could it just be hormones? Please help!

Answer 1

Sweetie you are young and they may very well still be growing. It's prolly not want you want to hear since you think they are big enough already. Breast size is genetic. Also when women have the onset of their period the breasts may become tender and sore. My best suggestion,wear a padded bra take a Tylenol and hope it doesn't last long.
Oh and Peachy she was asking about her breast aches not advice on how to lose weight and count calories.

Answer 2

Usually just hormonal, very normal and natural part of growing up.
You will notice it more around the time of your period.
Try vitamin B6 supplements - these usually help
if pain persists, see your doctor.

Development usually stops around age 18 for a girl.
If your concerned about your size, you may want to look at breast reduction when you are older, but best wait until you have fully grown

Try not to worry and eat a balanced diet, get fresh air and exercise

Answer 3

Most women experience some breast tenderness before their menstrual period; this is normal. If it is really difficult for you, consider talking to your doctor about going on birth control pills that will limit your menstrual periods to four per year (one every 13 weeks). They are a godsend for many women with hormone-related difficulties such as yours, or migraine sufferers, those who bleed heavily, etc.

Answer 4

I remember when mine started growing they hurt like heck but since you are alreadt developed I would talk to your doctor. There might be many reasonson from hormones to something more serious. I would get it checked out... your breasts are not something to ignore. Wishing you only the best!

Answer 5

Probably growing as a result of a diet too high in dairy fat. Read this:

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Answer 6

This probably means that their still growing. When you get time go to the nearest clinic you can find. They will tell you whats wrong.

Answer 7

its normal! i remember when i was going through puberty my breast hurt a lot, they were super tender and if anybody accidentally bumped into them they hurt like a mother! but its normal at your age

Answer 8

usually at that age breasts hurt when they are growing.
or somepeoples breasts hurt before their periods.