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I started the re-lactating process 3 days ago. my breasts are sore, the areolas are bigger and the nipples are tender. is this normal?
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Likely yes: If you are restarting your lactation, the hormone changes in the breast can explain what you are experiencing.
Answered 9/8/2017
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