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Will my boobs get bigger?
I had my first period a couple weeks before my 13th birthday. Now I'm 15 and a 34B. In the past year, I went from A to B so they have been growing. I want to get to a C though. Will my boobs get bigger? When do they stop growing?
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- LadyMertonLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
The whole process from the breast bud stage till the pubertal development is over usually takes about 3-5 years, but for some girls it may take close to 10 years.
During breast growth, you may experience some pain and hurt or tenderness in your breasts. That is normal. Also, the skin may be itching, which is a sign that the skin is stretching.
>>>>Remember that the difference between the various cup sizes is mostly FAT(!!!!!!)
(and some connective tissue).
A-cup size breasts can be just as fully developed as DD cup breasts, containing the same milk-making apparatus, but just different amounts of FATTY and connective tissue.
Source(s): http://www.007b.com/breast_development.php - 8 years ago
Your breasts and your period have nothing to do with each other. They also never really do "stop" growing, especially when you get pregnant. If you never get pregnant though, it's most likely that they might come to a stop when you enter the "time of old age" and your body sort of shuts down usually in your 60s-80 years old.
