chefamy1122

This will probably end up being long, so I apologize in advance. I am fairly sensitive to side effects so this may just happen to me. I was put on progesterone and premarin when I was 19 b/c I had never had a period before. Once AF came, I was put on bc pills. Since then, I have been to 4 different doctors, and have been on 5 different types of bc pills. EVERY TIME I would start on a new type of pill, within the 1st 2 months or so, my boobs would throb horribly and GROW. I started on Clomid last month to start the process of TTC, and once again, they grew!! I am now on my 4th day of progesterone and will be on a higher dose of Clomid b/c I did not ovulate last month and I swear these suckers are throbbing again!! Don't get me wrong, I have gained weight but not enough to go from just barely fitting in a 36C cup to "busting out" (pun intended!) of a 38DD!!
My question is, has this happened to anyone else where they grew this much from BC pills, or is my body just weird?
Thanks in advance for any responses. This has happened to none of my friends, they all just think I am lucky.. I tell them they should try carrying these things around on a 5'0 frame!!!!

secondchance

I know how you feel I'm 5'2 and wear a 40dd and its still a little tight, trying to sleep with these things isn't easy my dh sure gets a kick out of them. I guess if we had no boobs we'd be complaining too. sorry I wasn't more help

hayley352

hi i read your post and see you have been on clomid. my doc is referring me to an infertility clinic as i am having irregualr cycles so therefore he says im not ovulating, have u had any side effects from the tablets?

chefamy1122

hi there. I was on 100 mg of Clomid on days 5-9 of my cycle. The only thing I noticed was mood swings.. The smallest, stupidest thing would make me cry at the drop of a hat, but then I would be fine a few minutes later. I am going to be starting on 150 mg after I get my period this month (which HOPEFULLY will be soon and maybe I will ovulate this month) so at least now I know what to be prepared for.