Before pregnancy, my breasts were quite full. Now that I'm pregnant, I feel like they've become smaller, not bigger. Is it possible for breasts to shrink instead of growing during pregnancy, or is something wrong?
Hormones fluctuate a lot, especially if you have a history of PCOS like me. Sometimes the initial tenderness and swelling go down, making them feel smaller, which is quite normal. Just keep track of your symptoms and update your gynac during your routine checks.
Haan, pregnancy me body bohot change hoti hai na. Kabhi heavy lagta hai, toh kabhi normal ho jata hai swelling kam hone se. Tension mat lo, hormones ka khel hai sab. Bas doctor se regularly touch me raho.
In my first trimester, I was vomiting so much that I actually lost weight, and my breasts felt a bit smaller or less full for a while. Once the nausea stopped and I could eat, they grew back. Just keep yourself hydrated and try to eat small portions.
Your body goes through so many hormonal shifts, especially with IVF support medications. It's completely normal for breast size and tenderness to change day by day. Try not to stress too much about these physical changes; your body is doing a wonderful job.
Generally, breasts grow larger during pregnancy due to hormonal changes and milk production preparing for the baby. If you feel they are shrinking, it might just be a reduction in initial swelling or fluid retention. It's nothing to worry about, but mention it to your doctor if you feel off.
Haha, usually they only grow and grow until you feel like a balloon! But honestly, sometimes the initial swelling and bloating just decrease, making them feel smaller. Don't worry, your body is just adjusting to the hormones!
