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my left boob will get engorge every 4-5 hourly, while my right boob doesn't get engorged even after 6 hours of not expressing. whenever i express, my right boob always yields lesser than my left. the yield will probably be only half as compared to my left yield. how do i make sure both sides yields the same amount. i didn't have this problem when i just began bf-ing my newborn who is turning 3 months old soon.
i had the same problem with my boobs. when i first started pumping they both had the same yield, but after several episodes of engorgement, the supply went down tremendously. what i did was to massage my lower yield breast to ensure there are no lumps and also to power pump on that breast. power pumping repeatedly empties the breast, signalling the body to make more milk, more quickly. 

to power pump, you just need to pick a certain time of the day that you can commit an hour to pumping (i did mine at night after kids went to bed) then use the following pattern: pump for 20 minutes; rest 10 minutes. pump another 10 minutes; rest for 10 minutes. you can try it for several days and see if it helps with increasing your yield. 

good luck!
most often it will dry up when you stop breast feeding. wear a supportive & comfortable bra. don’t stimulate breasts. can apply ice packs several times a day for 10 to 20 minutes at a time or use acetaminophen or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication as needed. see more... genetics and weight determine your breast size. the only way to increase that quickly would be either to use bra inserts or have surgery. see more... hi dear... yes it's quite normal and it takes time to get regular timings.. so don't worry. happy motherhood get pregnant and all of it will change anyways lol. in all honesty, when i was a bigger 34c i did think they were small even though i could fit into some 32d bras. luckily no one else agreed with me. now, its a whole other story.. my 34d bras are getting at bit snug and i'm crossing into dd territory. i don't even want to know what's going to happen when my milk comes in (i've read that your boobs can actually get like a whole size bigger soon after you deliver). another thing that girls don't realize though, if you ask a sizing specialist they will tell you that say you wear a size 32b well a size 34b is nearly the same size as a 32c. it's really complicated and i don't know if those sizes are exactly correct but you get the idea. 34c same as a 32d.. as the strap size goes up, the cup size actually does get a little bit bigger. at least that's what a sizing specialist at a maternity store explained to me.according to a site i just read (type in 'average breast size of women' in google).. the average breast size for a woman is a 34b. you may have an infection, or a problem with ovulating on time. blood flow to intestinal area increase and hr will increase to compensate and keep blood flow to other organs. not a good habit to develop. see more... do check your bp regularly, if its normal no need to worry it'll come to normal after your delivery dear this is false labour. nothing to worry. sleep.more on the left side. passing motion is normal during this time. please keep a check on the baby's movements if the amount is very low. it is normal. dont worry what’s your day rate.