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Breast cancer risk of lactating or breastfeeding mothers? Lumps o bukol sa dede

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Posible po ba na magkaroon ng breast cancer ang isang inang nagpapadede? Bakit po may nagkakaroon ng bukol bukol ang dede ng nagpapadedeng ina?



Topic: Can a breastfeeding mom have or get breast cancer? Why are there lumps on the breast/bosom of a breastfeeding mother / lactating mother?

02, Dec 2014, 21:06 PM (PH time)
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Dr. Ryan Neal Salapa
Dr. Ryan Neal Salapa is a Medical expert in the Philippines
kadalasan po sa mga bukol bukol ng isang nagpapasusong ina ay mga gatas po na hindi napipiga. gamitan niyo lang po ng warm compress tsaka ipadede niyo kay baby or ipump po ninyo yung milk para mawala

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Dr. Ryan Neal Salapa

Dr. Salapa is an MHGap trained General practitioner with over 5 years experience treating mental health disorders including anxiety, depression, trauma, psychosis, neurodevelopmental/neurocognitive disorders and many more. He also works as an Occupational Safety and Health Physician and is an expert in this field.
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