Yesterday I felt slightly weak and achy. No sign of fever, but some definite GI stuff. I thought to myself, "24 hour bug. Okay." Then last night, it became glaringly obvious that I have lumps in my breast - the same breast I got the gnarly mastitis in. I am not panicking, but it's incredibly familiar. The only good thing is the symptoms I had yesterday have disappeared. I'm suspecting we're dealing with a clogged duct, so back to warm hot compresses, massages, and letting him feed as much as he wants on that side.
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The clogged duct is pretty bad. But, there's a silver lining, like always, to this situation: yesterday, for the first time, Bean laughed and giggled in rapid succession. There's no denying it. My baby can and does officially think his father is hilarious. :)
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Problems and Solutions
Yesterday I felt slightly weak and achy. No sign of fever, but some definite GI stuff. I thought to myself, "24 hour bug. Okay." Then last night, it became glaringly obvious that I have lumps in my breast - the same breast I got the gnarly mastitis in. I am not panicking, but it's incredibly familiar. The only good thing is the symptoms I had yesterday have disappeared. I'm suspecting we're dealing with a clogged duct, so back to warm hot compresses, massages, and letting him feed as much as he wants on that side.
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The clogged duct is pretty bad. But, there's a silver lining, like always, to this situation: yesterday, for the first time, Bean laughed and giggled in rapid succession. There's no denying it. My baby can and does officially think his father is hilarious. :)
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The clogged duct is pretty bad. But, there's a silver lining, like always, to this situation: yesterday, for the first time, Bean laughed and giggled in rapid succession. There's no denying it. My baby can and does officially think his father is hilarious. :)
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