Database Size Incresing Fastly

In our Database ,Their only one master Table and 250 tables r logically connected to that master table.
Only master table contains Primary Kye.
So we are doing Indexing daily for faster performace.
Before some days database size is 10 gb and now it is 50 gb and the Database size is till incresing fastly.
I am not able to find out the problem that why database size incresing fastly.
And even i m not able find out logical connection between the table.
I have done shriking and re - indexing but still i m not able to resolve the problem.
How can i analyse that why database is incresing....
I m using SQL Server 2005.......
Thanks & Regards
Prash

I am not able to find out the problem that why database size incresing fastly.
And even i m not able find out logical connection between the table.
I have done shriking and re - indexing but still i m not able to resolve the problem.
How can i analyse that why database is incresing....You must understand your application first and then can find out what data is growing rapidly..
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