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They’re right there on our chest—AA or DDD, perky or pendulous, nipples pale pink or dark brown—and yet most of us don’t give our breasts much thought day to day. But we should. Here’s what the look and feel of your dynamic duo can tell you about your health.
Breasts naturally change in size, shape, and feel due to weight fluctuations, hormonal shifts, pregnancy, birth control, or menopause. Growth often comes from fat gain or hormonal surges, while shrinkage may signal weight loss, lower estrogen, or conditions like PCOS. Genetics largely determine breast size and shape, though age, breastfeeding, and lifestyle affect sagging. Lumps and pain are usually hormonal or benign, but persistent or unusual symptoms should be checked. Dense breasts can complicate mammogram results, increasing the need for additional screening. Inverted nipples or nipple discharge may be harmless but can also indicate serious conditions, warranting medical evaluation.
