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A member asked:
While using my breast pump my left breast bled really badly. i noticed a huge blood clot when i dumped it out. should i be worried?
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Have Doc Check It: You probabely caused a little bleeding under the skin in the breast and have developed a hematoma(blood clot), but to be on safe side to rule out any infection etc, have it checked with your doctor.
Answered 7/30/2012
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