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Breast feel loose
After breastfeeding stop 10 months my one breast feel very loose. And suggy. It's normal in that brest Fibroadenomas
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It's a normal physiological change in the breast. Breast in young females is firm and its changes with age. Major changes are seen during and after pregnancy and lactation phase.
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For fibroadenoma better to consult offline
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Watch self breast examination video
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Sagging of breasts after breastfeeding is common. Breast laxity is not related to fibroadenoma unless it is very large.
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Self-breast examination is very important, especially if there is any swelling or if it is increasing in size.
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Regular breast exercises and good breast support can help.
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Yes need consultation
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Can get consultation with Dr Sakshi Goyal Female surgeon
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Breast support
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