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tracy

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small breast in 2nd trimester of pregnancy Posted: 07-30-03 20:44pm


I'm concerned that if I don't have tenderness in my breast during my second trimester that I may not produce enough milk to breastfeed. Does anyone have any information. Thanks!

trevino61601

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Posted: 08-07-03 14:01pm


Breast tenderness and size doesn't usually have anything to do with milk production. Your milk won't come in until the baby is born, until then you may experience a little white milky fluid like substance called colastrum. Be thankful you don't have sore boobs.... I'd give anything for mine to stop :p

tracy

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Small Breast During Pregnancy Posted: 08-07-03 15:42pm


Thanks for the information.

oana23

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Hi Tracy Posted: 08-17-03 10:05am


I am almost 14 weeks now and I do not feel anything either, was wondering my self if I can breastfeed lader.......

tracy

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Breastfeeding Posted: 08-17-03 11:12am


I spoke with my doctor and he said that the milk doesn't come in until the later part of your 3rd trimester. He also said I should be happy that I don't have any tenderness, breastfeeding has nothing to do with how large your breast get or the tenderness. I hope this helps!!

missymarie

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Small Breasts In 2nd Trimester Posted: 08-22-03 16:44pm


Don't worry! I had small breasts right up until I gave birth-then I started breastfeeding! They probably won't stay small and you probably won't have any problems producing milk.

tracy

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Breastfeeding Posted: 08-23-03 22:07pm


Thanks for the info!

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