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help with injured breast & breastfeeding

From: Maria (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 28 Dec 2001 00:53:01 -0700

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Hello, This afternoon I hit my right breast on the right side against my daughters crib as I leaned over to kiss her. The pain was sharp and brief. I had tenderness which a few hours later turned into a huge painful lump taking up approximately 1/4 of my breast. I don't want to rush out to the ER because I'd have to take my 4 month old daughter and I don't want to unnecessarily expose her to people who could possibly be sick. What should I do?

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Hello,
This afternoon I hit my right breast on the right side against my daughters crib as I leaned over to kiss her. The pain was sharp and brief. I had tenderness which a few hours later turned into a huge painful lump taking up approximately 1/4 of my breast. I don't want to rush out to the ER because I'd have to take my 4 month old daughter and I don't want to unnecessarily expose her to people who could possibly be sick. What should I do?

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