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#asktheexperts i am getting frequent milk blebs in one breast. this also results in clogged ducts. the baby is also feeding less on that side. what might be the reason and how can i avoid this?
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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy3 years agoA. Many nursing mothers experience what appear to be pimples on the nipple. However, these may be milk blisters. Milk blisters, or milk blebs, are fluid-filled bumps that occur when milk gets trapped in the skin ducts. These can be due to an overproduction of milk, improper latching by the baby, or a thrush infection.
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