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Breast filling may be a common problem during breastfeeding. What is the reason and what to do about it?
Breastfeeding is mostly trouble-free, but there may be problems that can make mom's day, especially in the beginning. Fortunately, the problem of a crowded breast is usually resolved during breastfeeding. If that doesn't happen, we have a high degree of certainty over mammary gland occlusion.What are the Symptoms of Breast Filling?
The breast is swollen, hard to the touch and painful. In this case, the nipple becomes sticky (its diameter also increases), which makes it difficult for the baby to stick to the breast; or it may be that milk is hard or not milky due to edema. The discharge of a full-breasted breast is painful, and the mother may have a rise in heat and fat. The pain and swelling of the axillary artery is due to enlargement of the local lymph nodes (if it occurs).Let's face it, what can all be up to this unpleasant problem!

How to stop the filling?
- The 7 Most Common Causes Before Breastfeeding
- I can't feed it!
- Extraordinary situations when breastfeeding is even more important
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