(First of all, I'm terribly jealous that 32Fs existed when you were 16! I didn't even know about the existence of E+ cups until I was 24.)
To clarify, you're not on hormones at all, right? Is your period relatively regular? I'm wondering whether you have thyroid problems or an ovarian cyst. Before lots of blood tests though, look at your water and salt intake. Since you're worried about bloating and water retention, that would be a good first step. The fact that you report to be underweight makes me raise my eyebrow: Do you know why you've lost weight (if you have), and are you interested in troubleshooting that with VP?
If your whole body wasn't feeling so bloated and off, I'd honestly suggest that your breast size is just what your body needs to do now. You're still in puberty--it can last through your mid twenties!--and your breast size is going to fluctuate throughout your life just because. With changes in exercise level, diet, birth control, etc, I've only bounced between a 30F to a 26H, all close to sister sizes. But other people can vary much more widely.
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Date: 2012-07-31 04:28 am (UTC)To clarify, you're not on hormones at all, right? Is your period relatively regular? I'm wondering whether you have thyroid problems or an ovarian cyst. Before lots of blood tests though, look at your water and salt intake. Since you're worried about bloating and water retention, that would be a good first step. The fact that you report to be underweight makes me raise my eyebrow: Do you know why you've lost weight (if you have), and are you interested in troubleshooting that with VP?
If your whole body wasn't feeling so bloated and off, I'd honestly suggest that your breast size is just what your body needs to do now. You're still in puberty--it can last through your mid twenties!--and your breast size is going to fluctuate throughout your life just because. With changes in exercise level, diet, birth control, etc, I've only bounced between a 30F to a 26H, all close to sister sizes. But other people can vary much more widely.