Question 1

what is the best way to get rid of milk glands in a teenage girl's breasts?

Accepted Answer

Odd question: The milk glands make up the bulk of the non-fat/non-connective tissue in the breast. Getting rid of them would require surgically removing the breast tissue. Why you would want to do this to a teenager is not clear from your post.

Question 2

i am unmarried girl of 21 years.my both breast secrets milk.what are its complications?

Accepted Answer

Many possibilities: There are many reasons for this but the first thing that should be ruled out is a possibility of a pituitary tumor that is producing prolactin. See your doctor and ask for a prolactin level.

Question 3

i am 21 years unmarried girl.two days back milk is dischargeing from my breast.what are its future complications?

Accepted Answer

Need to see Dr: Milky discharge can sometimes be normal, especially after a lot of breast stimulation. However, it can also be a sign of a type of tumor in the brain called a prolactinoma. Therefore, you should see your dr right away.

Question 4

have a 2 months baby girl but during feeding haven't more milk in my breast & also she doesn't take any jar milk & she cries, what i do? i'm worried

Accepted Answer

Another formula : Continue nursing, and try another standard formula as a supplement,.  Your Pediatrician will further advise if she still is not feeding.

Question 5

my girl baby is 6 months old. my breast milk is not sufficient to her presently .what might be the reasons for the decrease of milk. ?

Accepted Answer

Increased need: Your baby's needs have increased because he has more than doubled his birth weight by now. Though she still benefits from breast milk, she should have been introduced to a program of soft, semisolid and mashed foods by now. What foods those are is a matter of culture or as recommended by your pediatrician or American Academy of Pediatrics. http://www.uptodate.com/contents/starting-solid-foods-duri

Question 6

i have a problem, my baby girl is 14 days old, i till now have a little amount of breast milk that does not meet her demands, is this normal?

Accepted Answer

BREAST FEEDING: No breast milk? Sometimes it takes time for breast milk to come you need breast pumping to stimulate secretion. Give formula to suplement  feeding.

Question 7

my baby girl is 4months and 3 weeks....i was breast feeding since she was  born but now whenever she sucks she cries a lot and i feel that she doesn't take enough milk from my breasts what can i do?

Accepted Answer

Lactation specialist: Talk to your doctor and have him/her refer you to a lactation specialist to give you some pointers.

Question 8

i am male 27 years old, yesterday went to massage parlour, and i suck both boobs of massage girl, don't know her hiv status, don't know any breast milk or any blood goes in my mouth and don't know any microscopic cut in my mouth? hiv risk? pep?

Accepted Answer

: From your descriptiont he risk is practically nil

Question 9

please i want to know hiv risk from rubbing penis on nipple ,worst case scenario if the girl was hiv+lactating and breast milk enters through urethra.

Accepted Answer

Unlikely scenario: It is highly unlikely that you would contract HIV in this manner.

Question 10

my newborn girl is having yellow eyes on 3rd day of birth. she is on 95% baby formula and 5% breast milk. looking for suggestions from experts?

Accepted Answer

: Before the cord is clamped, the babies blood is cleansed by the mother and all factors that would trigger jaundice are handled by her mature system.At  birth,this work must be done by babies liver, that had been resting.Levels rise until the liver begins to catch up with the work.About 1/3 have it to some, others have much more.If treated it can be controlled and damage prevented.

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What is the best way to get rid of milk glands in a teenage girl's breasts?

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I am unmarried girl of 21 years.my both breast secrets milk.what are its complications?

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I am 21 years unmarried girl.two days back milk is dischargeing from my breast.what are its future complications?

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Have a 2 months baby girl but during feeding haven't more milk in my breast & also she doesn't take any jar milk & she cries, what i do? i'm worried

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My girl baby is 6 months old. my breast milk is not sufficient to her presently .what might be the reasons for the decrease of milk. ?

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I have a problem, my baby girl is 14 days old, i till now have a little amount of breast milk that does not meet her demands, is this normal?

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My baby girl is 4months and 3 weeks....i was breast feeding since she was born but now whenever she sucks she cries a lot and i feel that she doesn't take enough milk from my breasts what can i do?

A member asked:

I am male 27 years old, yesterday went to massage parlour, and i suck both boobs of massage girl, don't know her hiv status, don't know any breast milk or any blood goes in my mouth and don't know any microscopic cut in my mouth? hiv risk? pep?

A member asked:

Please i want to know hiv risk from rubbing penis on nipple ,worst case scenario if the girl was hiv+lactating and breast milk enters through urethra.

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My newborn girl is having yellow eyes on 3rd day of birth. she is on 95% baby formula and 5% breast milk. looking for suggestions from experts?

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