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I had a miscarriage ending in d&c 2 weeks ago. i had produced colostrum in both breast but 1 has dried up and today i could still express some from 1?
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Be patient: First of all my condolences on your loss. The breast liquid may take a while to resolve and if you express it manually it may last longer. It can also contiue if you are taking certain meds. Just be patient and see if it does not clear up. Talk with your gyn doctor to get additional advice.
Answered 2/12/2015
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