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My daughter is 10months & 3wks, she has a lump in her right breast, should i be concerned or.could it just be glands?
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Probably normal : If you're nursing, its probably normal. Newborns have breast tissue reactive to Estrogens and lactation hormones that can cause some breast tissue growth. Have your pediatrician check it out at the next check up.
Answered 6/25/2014
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