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Old 07-09-2011, 09:41 PM #1
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Default For the ladies......
Has anyone noticed an increase in breast size with all the meds they are taking?

I know that some experience weight gain but in my boobs???? I am now bigger than when I was breast feeding!!!!! Im now in the FF/G cup size...no wonder my back hurts!!!!

Just curious if I can blame it on the meds????

Rebif, Nexium, Pristiq, Gabapentin, plus a bunch of OTC's.

Thanks!!!!!
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