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Date: | Sun, 30 Jun 2002 07:12:39 -0400 |
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Dear Ellen, is she asking because she is going to have an implant or is she
pg? Sounds like she has one side normal, one side tubular. Right? As with
so many things with breasts, you won't know the answer until you've had the
influence of the hormones of pg and then BF. If she can wait, I'd wait
until after she's had a baby or 2 and see what happens.
The flip side, if she wants implant now, is that this breast probably won't
work, so what difference does it make if the 2nd breast is tubular or an
implant? We know she can feed baby just fine with one functioning breast.
Unfortunately, the only 2 moms with a truly tubular breast I've seen, also
had issues with the "better" breast not functioning optimally.
Sincerely, Pat in SNJ
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