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Hi Everyone!

mojo09226mojo09226
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I'm new. My LO and I left the hospital late last night and have been spending the day settling in. I am starting to get my milk but only on one side? is this normal? Also, I have some serious nausea, is this normal?
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Re: Hi Everyone!

  • kpearse99kpearse99 member

    Hi Mojo!!

    Welcome and congratulations on your new little one!  

    I can't answer your first question, as my milk came in on both sides at the same time but I can tell you that the nausea is normal when your milk comes in.  I didn't have an appetite for like 2 weeks once it came in and felt sick to my stomach for a while.  It sucks, but it's totally normal!

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  • buffyverrban1buffyverrban1

    Mine came in on one side and then the other side the next morning. It's totally normal to feel nauseous when it comes in and when you BF (because of the surge of hormones).  It does go away though.

    (Also, for future notice, when you milk lets down - not something you'll feel at this point - it's normal for you to feel emotional, or feel a prickly sensation)

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