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  Squishing means it is likely too small in the cups. Is there underwire? If so, the floating gore is another sign it is small in the cup. Hard to tell from the tiny photos.

  Have you tried any of the calculators? What size is this bra?

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  I just saw the size...36DDD...I bet if you try the size calculator on a bra that fits you may be surprised by what you find...here it is: http://www.brasizecalculator.tk

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  The truth is that I make a mess with the measures:)
  And yes, the hoops and the cup are small for me, but I have noticed that my breasts enlarge or shrink according to the amount of milk that has accumulated in them (Im lactating) so I change bra size a lot (34dd-36f)
  If you knew the model or brand of this bra would be delighted. Kisses!

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  Perhaps a bra suited for breastfeeding? The others may have suggestions. I am not sure even an F offers enough room...and a too tight cup can cause issues with mastitis over time.

  Sorry, do not know the bra make. Good luck!

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  If you can measure just under your breasts, and around the biggest part of your breasts while standing before feeding so they are fullest, we can get a general sense of your size and suggest some good nursing bras that won't squeeze you.

  Maybe an attractive and functional bra like this would be appealing?: http://bra.pe/MFFm/

• That bra is very nice, but I see it from a hard material, I would prefer something more elastic but nice.

  My measurement under my breasts is 55 cm, and around them in their normal state is 105 cm, but full of milk is 115 cm. I prefer a tight bra because I'm more comfortable and I like them more and my breasts never get inflamed as I draw my milk several times a day (I have been producing milk without reason for years, I will explain in another post)

  Thanks for your answers, kisses!

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