Back pain, need breast reduction?????

Every time I bend over to pick up someting people say I look like a pregnant person, I feel so awkward.

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Hope this helps.

That's really rude of people to tell you something like that. As for a breast reduction, if it's something that you would really want to do, and if having a big chest affects your life in a negative way that much, then go for it.

Don't feel dishearten by what people say about you ^^
Everyone is special.
I suggest you do NOT bend when you are picking up something, its bad for the back.
Just squat down to pick up the item.

Large breasts can cause backpain. I have cared for women that had to have a breast reduction due to the back pain and experienced great results.

I had a breast reduction at 13 years of age. I was a 44 GG. I was having back pain and ruts in my shoulders. The reductions have gotten better in the last few years and are not as painful. However, be prepared for a fair amount of pain. You will also need someone to help you bathe for the first little while. It won't be possible for you to lift your arms. If you are extremely large, health insurance will cover the surgery.

How rude of them.

If you have back pain, it can be covered by insurance and will benefit you greatly.

I had it in Feb 2006 and don't regret it one bit!

Check out these sites:

http://www.bfar.org

http://www.breasthealthonline.com