Breast growth

[Jamieleann]

So I just started taking HRT and couple of weeks later I have clear fluid from my nipples and breast soreness any suggestions I’m all ears 

[Kylie]

I experienced some fluid as well, not 100% sure what it was but it resolved quickly. The breast soreness will go on for a while. I noticed soreness about 6 weeks in and it continues for a while. Nothing to be concerned with. 

[Charlize]

Welcome to female puberty.  One quickly learns not to walk into doors.  The ouches are standard but pass before long.

 

Hugs,

 

Charlize

[Jamieleann]

5 hours ago, Kylie said:

I experienced some fluid as well, not 100% sure what it was but it resolved quickly. The breast soreness will go on for a while. I noticed soreness about 6 weeks in and it continues for a while. Nothing to be concerned with. 

Thanks there a little bit sore thank you so much I appreciate any feedback I can get hug’s 

[Jamieleann]

4 hours ago, Charlize said:

Welcome to female puberty.  One quickly learns not to walk into doors.  The ouches are standard but pass before long.

 

Hugs,

 

Charlize

I’m going to watching out for the doors lol thanks so much 

[Ivy]

And bumping things when reaching…

Or your own arm…

[Astrid]

Hi, @Jamieleann!  One thing that wasn't mentioned to me before I started was the nature of breast development -- in fact, it can be (and often is) completely unpredictable. Growth spurts; periods of no growth.  Breast buds appearing, disappearing, and reforming. I've had periods of slow, gradual development with no breast buds present.  After my first year (I'm now at the 2 1/2 year mark),  I'd say my development has mostly tended to be asymmetrical -- the left or right side developing at different rates.  Most cis women are not perfectly symmetrical, and neither are we.  With time, I've learned not to be so concerned about each small detail, concentrating on the blessings and benefits that my physical changes bring (sort of like concentrating on the forest rather than the trees, as it were).

 

As they grow, nipples are much more sensitive to temperature and touch, in addition to bumping into things.  I can no longer sleep on my stomach.  All part of the deal 🙂.

 

Best wishes!

 

Astrid

[Robin.C]

1 hour ago, Jandi said:

And bumping things when reaching…

Or your own arm…

Oh yes, learnt really fast on that one.

Since I still do a bit of manual work, next day the girls are sore for awhile after I get up.

Oddly or maybe not I found that massage helps a great deal with the tenderness and soreness. Much like any soft tissue soreness really. Also at my age I have to be mindful of breast cancer.

 

Wouldn't miss Puberty 2.0 for anything. So much happier now 💕 

 

Hugs 

Robyn

[Jamieleann]

2 hours ago, Astrid said:

Hi, @Jamieleann!  One thing that wasn't mentioned to me before I started was the nature of breast development -- in fact, it can be (and often is) completely unpredictable. Growth spurts; periods of no growth.  Breast buds appearing, disappearing, and reforming. I've had periods of slow, gradual development with no breast buds present.  After my first year (I'm now at the 2 1/2 year mark),  I'd say my development has mostly tended to be asymmetrical -- the left or right side developing at different rates.  Most cis women are not perfectly symmetrical, and neither are we.  With time, I've learned not to be so concerned about each small detail, concentrating on the blessings and benefits that my physical changes bring (sort of like concentrating on the forest rather than the trees, as it were).

 

As they grow, nipples are much more sensitive to temperature and touch, in addition to bumping into things.  I can no longer sleep on my stomach.  All part of the deal 🙂.

 

Best wishes!

 

Astrid

Thanks so much for all the information I love it mine are growing at different rates I’m so excited and happy hug’s 

[Artpetal]

Be careful with blankets and with towels because they can snap back

[Annette MacDonald]

These comments are so much more explanatory and real than anything I ever found through Google. Thank you 

[DeeDee]

One year in, I haven't had discharge, though I have heard of it happening. The aching and soreness is definitely an almost constant thing on one side or another, and sleeping, or if the dog jumps up! Also still having to shave daily to wear anything that isn't a polo neck without showing stubble, but from what my cis friends tell me, "welcome to the club". It's all normal.