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breasts

Before I got pregnant, my breast size was 32H, now they have grown even larger and i'm only 22 weeks. When do they stop growing? The back pain is starting to be a little too much for me since i'm a small person, I feel like i'm going hunchback from slouching so much..
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Im sry dear :-( I always feel like bp one understands. But you do! I started this pregnancy being my second at a 34DD. And by 9 weeks was up to a.36G. I am 4'10. Its ridiculous! Im 24+5 and ive gained 10lbs and I swear 4 of it is in my breasts. Then rest *** and belly lol. My back amd shoulders are killing me! If you plan to breastfeed I found an amazing bra. Its a medela underwire soft cup. Supportive super.Comfortable the spft cup os designed to expand and conform as breasts increase amd decrease throughout the day. Got it.off amazon :-) lol
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They just get bigger after! It *****!
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Wow..... just wow... but I started at 34b, they blew up to a c before I even knew I was pregnant.  Second trimester I was wearing a 36d with an extender and now I'm at a comfortable 36c.  
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Mine have grown a cup size since getting pregnant. They will continue to grow Escpecially when your milk comes in. I am 27 weeks
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32 H!?!!! Geez lady sorry not too much support lol
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