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Stopped breast feeding
I stopped feeding from 5 days, taken caberogolin tablet 0.5 mg 4 tablets& ,0.25 mg 4 tablets
Milk production stopped. But hardness and lumps in breast. Will it go naturally or what pls guide me
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Yes, don't stimulate or express, wear tight support
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It will gradually get settled down but don't manipulate your breasts
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Dr. Rita Bakshi
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41 yrs exp
Delhi
Stop feeding completely and don't stimulate nipples also and hardness and lumps subside natural with time
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Yes, don't express milk
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