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If there's a remaining mass in my breast because of mastitis and i got pregnant again is there a possibility that it will lose if i breastfeed again?
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Get checked out: There are some masses that form during breastfeeding that often resolve when milk production ends. I highly recommend that you get evaluated by a breast specialist. The mass should be evaluated fully. If it persists, then you may need a biopsy.
Answered 12/10/2013
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