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Re: breast feeding
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Thu, 19 Jun 2003 23:27:55 -0400 (EDT)
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If there is blood from the nipple and surgical excision of the duct containing a papilloma or other growth is performed, it should not cause a major problem with breastfeeding in the future. The surgeon does NOT generally remove all the tissue under the nipple area...just the duct that is bleeding and the underlying mass. Hannah Brooks, MD, FACS> women of 33 years old, who has appears a breast papiloma, since one year
> ago, with fluids out of both nipple and with blood of one nipple. my
> question is : the surgery is essencial for treatement, because afterr
> the surgery i think that she canīt any more breast feeding. thank you
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