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Large breasts and back pain: Any advice? in Women's Health ·
Thanks, Angela Martin2. I'll definitely check out Victoria's Secret. Finding a decent bra is always a struggle for me.
Right now, my best ones are from Victoria's Secret. I actually own a posture corrector too... good call on that idea.

As for weight gain, it’s honestly ridiculous. Even if I lose weight, my bust size barely changes. Seriously. At my goal weight—around 115 lbs at 5'4"—my cup size would be pretty much the same as it is now at 120 lbs.

..and yeah, thanks for the advice, everyone!😁
Large breasts and back pain: Any advice? in Women's Health ·
Hi.
I have an extremely disproportionate bust for my frame—a narrow ribcage (size 32 or 34) paired with DD cups.
MY BACK IS KILLING ME: whether I’m working long hours at the computer, dealing with stress, or that perfect mix of both, or even just dealing with hormonal shifts. Basically: ALL THE TIME.
The pain is concentrated in my cervical spine and upper back.
My primary care physician didn't even laugh when I told her my breasts were actually the cause of the problem. Unbelievable.
First off, she handed me a sheet of exercises meant for lower back issues, not where I'm actually hurting. Then she prescribed swimming three times a week, which is totally useless for me since I don't have the time, I have sensitive skin, and I've had bad experiences with public pools.
I've even considered surgery because I heard Medicare might cover the costs if it's deemed a health necessity. But I'm completely discouraged because this idiot wouldn't even give me a referral to a specialist, let alone discuss a real solution.
If you've dealt with something similar, please tell me how you handled it. A good link for exercises would help, or any info on the surgery itself (like what the actual cost looks like).
THANKS