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A member asked:
I stopped breast feeding about a month ago and now have little lumps around my left nipple that hurt. is this normal?
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See doctor: Breast feeding usually does not cause any problem ,little lumps appeared on only left nipple after a month of stopping breast feeding .These painful lumps may be due to some infection . Consult your doctor ,get it checked up and get treated
Answered 11/28/2017
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