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My pumped milk recently looks very thin and has a green tint to it. Should I call my doctor?
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what have you been eating? seriously, different foods can tinge your BM. Also milk pumped at different times of day can be different consistencies.
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working mammy to my surprise baby: the one and only D-Man born 3 weeks late (5/5/08) at 9 lbs 14 oz and 21.5 inches and the shock H-Girl born about a week late (10/7/09) at 8lbs 15oz and 20.75 inches we and lots
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I dont think its anything to worry about. I remember having blue milk alot. Milk can vary alot in color.
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[font="Century Gothic"][size="3"][color="Red"]I'm Liz Loving and Submitting wife to Andrew (6/21/03) Homeschooling Luke Andrew (3/21/07) Nursing Joshua Donald (5/10/09) |
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Prenatals do this often. If I pumped just an hour or two after taking mine, it would be very green. At other times just a tinge of green.
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Kylee was born September, 2006 - 9 lbs. 12 1/2 oz, 21 inches long. Kiefer was born January, 2008 - 6 lbs. 14 oz, 19 1/2 inches long. He was diagnosed with a severe peanut allergy at 12 1/2 months old. Others later discovered. And I am even more blessed by being married to my best friend and the most honorable man I've ever known. "The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world." - Abraham Lincoln |
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