Lactation and Breastfeeding

yes

That is odd, but if you have never had kids you need to go to the doctor. If not then it just happens, you can get a shot for that to stop

If your on any sort of contraceptive pill they can cause it, check your sheet that came with it and have a look :) well I got the mirena IUD in April could that be the cause of it?

It depends. Do you make all the plans, calls and efforts to see him? If you do then if you all of a sudden become busy and stop calling him (PLAY HARD TO GET!!!)he will wonder hmmm... why isn't she calling me or stopping by and he'll give you a call and ask if you want to do something and if you say no the first time and say your busy or something to call back tomorrow or another time and if he does call back when you ask then he'll know he really does want you and you just beat him to the plans or that he's just lazy either way he'll still want to see you if he doesn't call then he's not worth you having to chase him all the time

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if i took somas for pain and im pregant how long before it leaves my breast milk?

as far as I know whether a woman has a live birth, a miscarriage/stillbirth or an abortion the hormones associated with lactation are still released.... this will go away with time and lack of stimulation. Same as if a woman chooses not to breastfeed her baby. For my 1st pregnancy, I had a miscarriage at 11 weeks and produced colostrum afterwards but never "milk."...and I could only see the colostrum by squeezing my nipple. It went away after several weeks.

Consult your doctor and pharmacist.

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Yes. Nursing takes a lot out of the mother. She needs plenty of food and dog vitamins are good for her too to help keep her energy level up so that she doesn't lose too much weight.

There is no way breast milk can cause diabetes. Breast milk is in perfect balance with what a baby needs. While breast milk may be sweet and fatty, this is exactly what your growing child needs in his life right now. That is the beauty of breast milk, you don't have to worry if it is the right thing. The reason a woman has breasts is to give her children the best possible start in life. Use what you have been given and enjoy the closeness of feeding your baby the way the good Lord intended.

yes, it also discharges SMURF.

Strictly speaking, yes. Once milk production is "turned on" by the hormones, it will usually stay on as long as there's demand.

Most often, you will find a slight caking on the nipple. It almost looks like dandruff. The breast might leak a tiny amount of a clear liquid, or even darker fluid. The caking is the leakage that has dried.

The breast will become fuller, and sometimes sore. But the usual signs are that the nipple will "leak". This can also happen with non pregnant women who have a different hormonal make up.

Some risks involved in breast feeding with implants are the nipple may not be the same shape as it was prior to surgery. The feel and shape of the breast may change after breast augmentation surgery as well.

It certainly could help, yes - breast milk is very largely water, just like regular milk.

go 2 the doctor,usually no breast milk should be green! breast milk may be a tint of yellow when you first start producing it, this is called colostrum & its normal, but if its green u most likely have a severe infection! get help from a doctor! i may be wrong some women do produce colored breast milk if they eat lots of food with that certain color such as a green vegetable diet or eating lots of green food colorings. but usually this is rare , go see a doctor.

Yes of course & it cures many diseases & keeps you healthy

Could be menopause messing with your hormones but things like this should always be looked up, especially at your age. So go see a doctor.

The breasts do become slightly enlarged and firm during the excitement stage of sexual arousal, but the change is usually pretty slight, and they go back to normal once she isn't sexually aroused anymore.

The medical books say you have to be pregnant at least 12 weeks before you will produce milk, even though, it has been recorded to happen a lot sooner, as example, 4 weeks.

If any one have fibroid she will secret milk

Breast milk is made when it is needed it is not stored in the breast.

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