Thank you, i'm wanting to get at leastthe 4 1/2 I lost after having my son back.
Sorry, need some help here. Getting the 4-1/2 what back? Cupsizes lost, I presume?
Probably a few more after that, just all depends on my back.
Back discomfort can be mitigated by:
- appropriate bra or other breast support
- exercise to strengthen
- posture
Being new here, you haven't heard this story yet.
I used to know a woman who, at least when I got to know her, was a B-cup. According to her, she used to be a 32-G in high school, the proverbial boobs-on-a-stick.
She had back pain. She consulted with a cosmetic surgeon, who agreed with her that getting a reduction would help with her back pain. She asked for him to bring her to a C-cup. He took her to a B-cup.
Now, when I knew her, there's no way she could have been a 32-anything. She was overweight. And still a B-cup.
And when I asked her, yes, she still suffered from back pain.
So why do busty women tend to get back pain? Is it strictly having the weight out front like that? Perhaps.
But what happens when a person doesn't want to be noticed? They slouch, curl their shoulders forward, they tilt their head forwards, looking at the floor. They want to be invisible. Being noticed is the last thing they want.
What's a common symptom of poor posture? Back pain. (Or, back pain, if severe enough, can cause poor posture.)
When a woman who gets a breast reduction reports a reduction in back pain, is it strictly the removal of the extra handful of pounds? Or is there a psychological effect, a boost in confidence, one which encourages the woman to correct her posture? Quite probably both; unlikely purely one or the other.
My wife has had her own roller coaster in size. She's a G/H-cup these days, with the help of 1000cc/side of saline. Once upon a time (long before I knew her), she was pregnant with F/FF-cup breasts, and loved having them. When I was getting to know her, she was more like a saggy D/DD, and keenly wished to regain her former glory (and then some). She's never had back problems. She's been active in various sports (rugby, basketball, netball, triathlons back in the day, Aikido these days) and her boobs have never caused her any pain. (They occasionally get in the way of very specific techniques, but she's managed to adapt.)
Looooooong prattling braindump, just to say that you should be able to keep in front of the back pain.
