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Previous Thread Next Thread Print Thread unequal breasts #3872 06/05/04 01:51 PM Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 98 Sao Paulo, Brazil talangka OP member OP talangka member Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 98 Sao Paulo, Brazil Ladies, Sorry - another "is this normal?" question. I have been pumping for about a month now and find my left breast consistently producing much more milk than my right. I am talking about a lot more - just now had mere drops on the right and almost half an ounce on the left and this seems to happen regularly. Anything to be done about this? Love, Chris mom to Emma, born June 15th, 2004 Copy Link to Clipboard

Re: unequal breasts talangka #3873 06/05/04 04:38 PM Joined: Sep 2002 Posts: 272 DawnL extra helpful experienced member DawnL extra helpful experienced member Joined: Sep 2002 Posts: 272 That's very normal. When I was pumping, my left always had a faster letdown, but my right would always pump significantly more. I think it's pretty common for one breast to out-produce the other. wife to Jim, mommy to Daphne and Jeran and Jalen

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