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Breast milk leaking, what to do?
I am a new mom going through the first week of post partum. I have milk production issues. Today my breasts started leaking and got heavier..I do have slight pain around my breast area and my breasts are a bit heavy. Is this normal or should I be worried? it is still leaking even after i feed the baby.
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It's normal keep feeding the baby every two hrs Excess milk need to discard Warm compress around breast
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Feed the baby, this is normal,it will be normal after some days
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Get consultation to me
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Feed the baby Symptoms  gradually decreased
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Use a pum n collect  milk in clean  glass bottle  can be used in feeding. Or after pump out u can mix water n throw it out in base of tree.
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Kindly consult me on practo for proper diagnosis and management for ur condition
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Feed the baby..
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This is absolutely normal. Continue expressing milk and breastfeeding. The body needs time to adjust and understand the schedule and demand of breastmilk for the baby.
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It is normal to have leaky and heavy breast during 1st few days of delivery. Time for baby feeding pattern and initially baby will take less milk only Express milk manually or by pump to collect and reuse or discard For convinience you can use cotton cloth to avoid leakage during travel As the milk is expressed out pain and heavy ness will go So no need of any medications Just expressing milk is enough - do it manually or by pump for reuse or discard
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Express-manually or by pump
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Feed the baby If excess milk
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Heavy, leaking breasts with some tenderness are completely normal around day 5 to 7 postpartum. This is when your milk supply comes in fully and your body is still adjusting to your baby's feeding pattern.
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Feed or pump often to relieve the fullness, and try a warm compress or shower just before feeding to help milk flow, then a cool compress afterward for comfort. Nursing pads can handle the leaking in between.
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See your obstetrician or a lactation consultant if one breast turns red, feels hot, or develops a hard painful lump, or if you get fever or chills.
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