Kerisha Mark, from Beaumont, Texas, feared a sharp pain surging across her chest, an ache creeping up her neck, causing a debilitating migraine were the symptoms of a heart attack or brain tumour.
But the then 39-year-old was not at risk of either life-threatening conditions.
Instead doctors told her the pain was the result of her breasts and a rare condition, gigantomastia.
Ms Mark had always had an exceptionally large chest.
But by her late 30s, her bust had grown to a staggering 36NNN.
The rapid growth was the result of the hormonal condition.
Gigantomastia is diagnosed when breast weight exceeds three per cent of a person's body weight.
The enlargement can cause muscle pain, and over-stretching of the skin envelope, which can lead to ulceration.
The condition usually affects one breast more than the other, causing asymmetry.
Dr Franklin Rose, a plastic surgeon based in Houston, performed the operation.
He told The Post he could not remember seeing a patient with larger breasts in his 35-year career.



She should go for breast reduction.
ReplyDeleteShe has.....she must have!
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