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Breast pain
I have heavy pain in breast while feeding , no clots in the scanning report still I am having pain while feeding
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Its normal to have a minimal pain during feeding. But you can check with a Homoeopathy doctor nearby to know the reason for the pain.
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I need to know details, coz there can be many causes. Diagnosis depends on how long u r feeding; assosiated symptoms etc. Plz share ur scan report so that i can guide u properly.  Consult in pvt chat.
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May be dryness of skin due to continuous suction.. Need to further evaluate..
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For treatment please consult with me on my private chat window ..
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HOMOEOPATHIC medicines can permanently cure this problem of yours rapidly effectively and efficiently and without any side effects
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This is due to the inflammation of the breast.
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take antinflamatory and analgesic tablet twice daily regularly for one week. take antibiotics named as cefexim and azithromycin tablet name as brutacefAz 200 one BD upto five days regularly.
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