Breastfeeding from one breast

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Hi Doctor, My 12 days son feed from one breast and avoids another breast by unlatching. How can I feed him from both breasts? Is it normal?

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Dr. S K Wadhwa Gynecologist 47 yrs exp Lucknow Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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Please consult your Gynaecologist in the hospital where you had your baby. Such things are learnt by talking to the staff in the hospital. No amount of description will help.

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