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krumley03 posted:

while i was pregnant i made the decision to breast feed. after my son as born March 24th, 2010 i was soooo excited to finally have that bonding experience with him. after approximately 4 days, my milk came in like normal but after 4 weeks i noticed that my son was constantly hungry so i started pumping & found that my breasts were slowly "drying up". after i thought they were completely dry i thought that would be the end of it.... until my son was 6 months old occasionally a drop of milk would slowly leak from my breasts. now my son is right at 9 months old i have a small lump in my left breast that isnt sore or anything and im pretty sure that its a milk ducts still full because its been there since my milk came in..... i was just wondering if there was anyone else out there who may have had this problem, or may know someone who has had this problem........

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:after preganancy breastswhile i was pregnant i made the decision to breast feed. after my son as born March 24th, 2010 i was soooo excited to finally have that bonding experience with him. after approximately 4 days, my milk came in like normal but after 4 weeks i noticed that my son was constantly hungry so i started pumping & found that my breasts were slowly "drying up". after i thought they were completely dry i thought that would be the end of it.... until my son was 6 months old occasionally a drop of milk would slowly leak from my breasts. now my son is right at 9 months old i have a small lump in my left breast that isnt sore or anything and im pretty sure that its a milk ducts still full because its been there since my milk came in..... i was just wondering if there was anyone else out there who may have had this problem, or may know someone who has had this problem........

An_221785 responded:

I too have had this exact same issue. My dr. told me that this is common, still not a bad idea to have it checked out.

Report This| Share this:after preganancy breastsI too have had this exact same issue. My dr. told me that this is common, still not a bad idea to have it checked out.

Newdaddytoo responded:

Dont worry about it, I prefer the way my wife's turned out.

Report This| Share this:after preganancy breastsDont worry about it, I prefer the way my wife's turned out.

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