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Lactation related
I am a lactating mother of a 19 month old baby. Since last 6 months I feed my baby only on one breast as the other breast's milk production was on the lower side(since beginning). Today I happened to squeeze my other breast and found thick milk like liquid coming out which is pale whitish in colour or rather little yellowish.
I want to know is this normal or does it require any medical attention?
I have examined myself and found no lump formation or any pain in the breast.
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Drain the breast. If fever, tenderness, pus is coming then infective. Otherwise it's ok.
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Hi,
Was it like that only once?
Need more details for advising further.
Consult for further evaluation and treatment.
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Need more Details about the condition , Kindly Go for a consultation
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