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Engorged breasts are painful. They feel heavy, hard, warm and sensitive —as if they are ready to burst! As well as being painful, engorgement can lead to other breastfeeding problems if not treated. Being able to recognise engorgement will help you to treat it promptly, avoiding complications. Most mothers experience some engorgement in the first weeks after birth. With changing hormone levels, your breasts swell and enlarge […]
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