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Lumps in transitional milk
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Lumps in transitional milk often indicates sub clinical mastitis. The milk should be cultured to check for an infection. Use of probiotics specifically for mammary dysbiosis such as TargetB2, kefir, and probiotic yogurts might help.


Marsha Walker
Weston,MA


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