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A white spot on my breast nipple
Heelo mam , i am a Breastfeeding mother of baby age 2 n half month , most of the time i give my baby milk by expressing milk with Breast pump because he doesn't latch properly ..n when i do breastfeed directly i use nipple shield.
from the past 7-8 days i have seen a white spot on my right side breast nipple n i thought that could be milk so scratched it n the spot become i little red (may be cause of blood accumulation) but when today i pumped milk i saw a little difference in my milk colour it has a light pink colour , that could be blood .. what can i do ? Can i still Breastfeed my baby ? How to treat it ?
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It's better you get examined
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Please go for a physical examination of breast.
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
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Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
Needs to be examined
Continue lactating
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