Part 7: Due December 2017, Jan Feb & Mar 2018

Max wearing to tight of a bra or one with underwire. My case with ds3 was I had a shapewear thing on and it was to high up and I went out for about 3 hours and skipped a pump by since I was used to pumping I got engorged. With ds4 I told my lactation consultant about this and she said don't pump. I was hurting myself by pumping every feeding because the more you pump the more you produce so I didn't with ds4 and I never got it.
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Omg Lola that sounds soooo painful! So sorry that happened to you!!

Ash, that's what I'm thinking also. Just feeding no pumping.


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Lola that sounds awful!


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Max & Ash-I did pump b/c I wanted to save milk, but you're very right...it's supply & demand!! The more feeding plus pumping, the more milk that can lead to engorgement! I have the Lanisoh Therapearl gel/bead pads to put on the bb's to help too...they can either be heated or chilled.

Max & Mommy-it was awful, but aside from being in pain, I had to be away from my newborn baby while in the hospital which made me SO sad. DH did a good job of taking care of DS1 & sent lots of pics!

HE diet really helps to get Boy? How much time it should be taken?

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XX – I dare say it’s just your milk canals getting reading for nursing in preparation for the upcoming birth…
Does it come and go or it constant

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It does come and go but it's around for a large portion of the day. I bet it's just my milk ducts getting ready and colostrum forming. I have recently weaned my DS3 at 18-19 weeks so I wouldn't think my breasts need to change too much! They do seem to be getting bigger and that may contribute too. It's just not fun!


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Lola- I can't imagine going through something like that! It sound excruciating! Plus being away from your baby [emoji25]!


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I could t handle being away from my baby! So glad hubby sent pictures of him Lola!


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Max & Ash-I did pump b/c I wanted to save milk, but you're very right...it's supply & demand!! The more feeding plus pumping, the more milk that can lead to engorgement! I have the Lanisoh Therapearl gel/bead pads to put on the bb's to help too...they can either be heated or chilled.

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Lola, those gel pads just reminded me of something! When DD2 was born, I had a girlfriend come over that successfully nursed her three kids for a long time to help me. I was getting engorged in the beginning and she took my husbands tall work sock (clean lol), filled it with an entire bag of rice, and put it in the microwave. It was warm and because it was long, I was able to wrap it around my entire breast. Less than a minute of that and then I would nurse and it cleared the entire breast quickly! I think the heat is key (or was in my case). Just a cheap tidbit in case it helps anyone else! :)