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How to deal with painful breasts

How to deal with painful breasts when you choose not to breastfeed
Average rating: 3 out of 5 star rating

I didn't want to breastfeed so I wasn't prepared for my milk coming in. I'd assumed it wouldn't happen. My midwife told me to wear a supportive bra and to take painkillers. It was uncomfortable, but I was back to normal in a week.
Tracey Fuller, 19, from Northamptonshire, mum

By Tracey Fuller

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