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Q: Leakage

asked by: oh_mommy on June 16th, 2006

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Is it normal to leak out of one breast and not the other? Im 20weekish and I notice when I wake up in the morning that my left breast has left small stains on my shirts.. But the right one is fine.. I also sometime see this in my bras

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replied on June 16th, 2006

Experienced User

Yup very normal but dont happen to every one..I aways get dry stuff on my breast and have to wash them every day and the stuff on my bras.

Mary25ww#4 boy
due9/29/

Sunflower_pie81

replied on June 16th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I am sure it's normal for how far along you are. I found out that my left breast leaked one day at work. It was wrather embarrissing. I had been all over the building and this guy snickered at me. It was really weird. I didnt' know what was wrong with him until I went to the bathroom. Lol

oh_mommy

replied on June 17th, 2006

Supporter

Awe sunflower_pie that would suck so much.. How embarrasing... The first time anybody noticed the stuff on my shirt was shawn because that day I was lazy and just threw on my bra in the morning and had the shirt I slept in on.. Then he said I had something on my shirt and I just assumed it was me being a clutzy eatter but then when I went to bed that night I woke up with more stains on my other shirt.. Haha...

Lalee

replied on June 17th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

On a sort of related note, I haven't had any leaking at all. Not that I wish I could soak my t-shirt, but is it normal to not have any leakage?

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