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What can i do if my breasts are extra engorged?

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Manual pump: It can be difficult for your baby to latch if your breasts are extremely engorged. If this is the case you may have to manually pump a little from your breast before attempting to feed your baby. Nurse only one side per feeding and this will help signal your body to produce less milk. Try not to stimulate or pump between feedings and this will help decrease the amount as well.

Answered 7/20/2012

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Non steroidals: Breasts are often more engorged before a normal menstrual period or during pregnancy. The cause is hormonal stimulation to the tissues. Caffeine can also make breasts more uncomfortable . Oil of evening primrose is a natural product that can help.

Answered 10/3/2016

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