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What Causes A Lump Right Above An Infant S Breast?

hi, my infant son is 2 mos old, and he has a lump right above the breast. there are a few tiny red spots on the skin.. he otherwise looks perfectly healthy..does not seem to irritate him, but i will be getting it checked soon, as i am concerned... (i breastfed for about 5 days so not that long..) any thoughts?
Mon, 14 Dec 2015
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Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history.
Noted your history of your 2 months old son getting a lump above the breast with tiny red spots.
This obviously looks to be an inflammatory swelling and hence may need antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medicines.
Consult your Pediatrician for clinical evaluation and to get the correct weight adjusted medicines.
Breast feeding may not be related to this incidence.
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What Causes A Lump Right Above An Infant S Breast?

Hi. Thanks for your query and an elucidate history. Noted your history of your 2 months old son getting a lump above the breast with tiny red spots. This obviously looks to be an inflammatory swelling and hence may need antibiotic and anti-inflammatory medicines. Consult your Pediatrician for clinical evaluation and to get the correct weight adjusted medicines. Breast feeding may not be related to this incidence.