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When i breastfeed , milk comes out of the babys nose, should i be worried?
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Not particularly: Babies are by definition new to the process of feeding and may occasionally bring it back up, even through their nose. The frequency diminishes as they refine the process but can be a problem if they reflux a lot from their stomach. a good suction bulb to clean the nose should be kept nearby along with saline nose wash.
Answered 3/25/2022
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