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Pain in left breast n arms
4 months earlier I deliver a baby through c sec..at that tym I had BP issue for a week and then heart rate prob ..I test echo n ecg...which were normal..I was feeding my baby through breast pump..but due to low milk my baby is not having breast milk ..from 2.5 months I m experienceing left arm pain and left breast pain...sometyms in right arm also..sometyms just behind the left breast...I m concerned about my health..is there anything serious...is it because of no feeding?..when I use breast pump it takes out thick milk after 10 min pumping .cause .my baby is too small...which trigger anexiety n tention in me...what should I do?
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Proper latching is required
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Dr. Raksha Sharma
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15 yrs exp
Kota
Hot fomentation of breast( means keep a towel dipped in hot water on breast for 10 min) n then express breast milk frequently.
Don't keep it hand above shoulder level while sleeping. Be calm n relax n feed baby timely. If no relief then contact gyno there
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