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When i nurse my baby, i get a tingly sensation in my breasts, almost like pins and needles. it goes away after a few seconds. what is that?
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Breastfeeding: The tingling sensation you are having is milk letdown. It is completely normal. Congratulations on giving your baby the best possible nutrition available!
Answered 7/12/2018
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