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Dr. Andrew Rynne

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How To Overcome The Galactocele In My Breasts?

Hi doc.am breastfeeding past 2 months .But faced lot of problems. Developed galactocele in both breasts out of which one resolved after antibiotic and massage treatment. The galactocele in other breast has stayed for 1 month.suddenly I developed redness and pain in breast resembling pus point.hence incision and drainage was done...The swelling went of temporarily and returned back the next day . I feel milk supply is decreasing cos of galactocele. And quite a big swelling occupying whole of lower quadrant. In base of areola.. have tried hot water compression also...
Fri, 28 Feb 2014
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Hello

This is a common problem in mothers feeding their first born babies .

It seems you should have further affectionate bonding with your baby. You should also be aware of correct breast feeding techniques. An exclusively breast fed infant is likely to empty breasts adequately.
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How To Overcome The Galactocele In My Breasts?

Hello This is a common problem in mothers feeding their first born babies . It seems you should have further affectionate bonding with your baby. You should also be aware of correct breast feeding techniques. An exclusively breast fed infant is likely to empty breasts adequately.