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Random breast thought

I have two largely different breasts. (one is a b and the other is a dd) my question is, will that make a difference in milk supply? Like will one boob make more milk because it is bigger then the other? It's not terribly important either way, but just a curious thought.
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moma2eli, that's one thing I was worried about. My dd nipple is about.twice the size of the other one, especially when it gets hard.
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Mine are different...ones bigger and shaped different which makes my nipples different and my son would only take to one nipple and I didn't produce much milk in the only one he would take to...so I had to resort to formula:(
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I definitely don't think I'll have an issue producing milk since I've been leaking colostrum for a couple weeks now, just curious if it would make a difference :) I have to remember to write it in my book to ask my doctor when I go back!
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My sister has the same thing only one is an A and the other a D. She didn't produce any milk. I'm not saying that is the norm by any means just sharing my knowledge from my sis similar experience
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I wouldn't think it would make a drastic change in your milk supply, they'll fill out to how much they need. :)
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