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I just stopped breadt feeding and my boobs are full and hard, what shoukd i do not to feel this discomfort?
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Breast binder: Use a breast binder and cold compresses to the breasts. The cheapest breast binder is a tight jog bra or ace bandage wrap.
Answered 2/25/2014
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