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Breast Asymmetrical
I am 30 years old women had right ovarian endometriosis cyst, under went 3 IVF cycle and conceived naturally having 2.5 months old baby old. Before pregnancy right breast was slightly bigger than left but now much visible but now after delivery even though not breast feeding right breast increased in size which is clearly visible. No pain no lump or any discharge. Used to milk pump had milk duct on right breast. What may be the reason?
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Doesn't looks serious as per the history but can get USG breast done to be on safer side
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You need to be examined Meet a  doctor in person
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It’s normal but get a Usg bilateral breast
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