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Breast implants and breast feedingFrom: Gail Waldby MD (gwaldby@iw.net)Sat Aug 31 13:03:35 1996
Raj Yadav wrote: > > Do bilateral breast implants affect lactation and breast feeding. I > would appreciate some input from peers If the implants are subpectoral, they should have no effect on breast feeding. They should not have an effect, either, if they are in front of the pectoral muscle, but behind all the breast tissue.
-- Gail Waldby, MD Huron Clinic Huron SD
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