Beast Discharge
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I am twenty seven weeks pregnant. So far my pregnancy has been perfectly normal. Suddenly i am getting some discharge from both by breasts. Is it normal before birth of child? Should i see a doctor for this?
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Wednesday 24th of February 2010 07:25:54 PM
This is perfectly normal - some women will leak a little, others will leak a lot. If this is a problem for you, wear breast pads to help prevent the leaks going through to your clothing. It is your body's way of preparing your breasts for breastfeeding.There is no need to see a Dr.
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Tuesday 2nd of March 2010 03:32:56 AM
Yes it is normal as long as the color of the liquid discharge is white. It is breast milk. There are pregnant mommies who have plentiful milk stored in their breast during pregnancy. And it may be expressed unconsciously due to the abundance. you are lucky that it is coming out because some suffer from mastitis where their breast is already engorged from milk and the milk just won't come out.
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Tuesday 2nd of March 2010 11:34:08 AM
Your body is preparing to care for your new baby. Your breasts are preparing to provide milk. It is very normal to have discharge from your breasts. It should be clear or white. If you are concerned you should ask your doctor at your next appointment. For the most part, this is nothing to worry about.
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Monday 8th of March 2010 11:40:39 PM
BREAST DISCHARGE AT AN EARLY STAGE OF PREGNANCY IS JUST ABOUT NORMAL. IT IS A WHITE LIQUID FORM. SOMETIMES YELLOW GREEN OR BLACK THAT COMES OUT OF YOUR NIPPLE, MORE IF YOU PRESS IT. BUT IF ITS RED, THAT MUST BE BLOOD ALREADY AND YOU HAVE TO CHECK WITH YOUR DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY.
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Friday 12th of March 2010 05:45:30 PM
Your body prepare itself for the big encounter and also for feeding the little baby inside of you.
so that's why you experience this.It is perfectly normal for this to happened.
It happened to me too even from the first pregnancy I had.
You could ask the doctor, just to be relaxed about this issue, but it is something normal, so don't worry.
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