Multiple Choice
A woman can expect her milk to "come-in" two to five days after birth, with colostrum being the perfect nourishment for her newborn until then. Which of the following is NOT suggested for a woman experiencing engorgement when her milk comes in?
A) Use ice packs between feedings to relieve painful breasts.
B) Express just enough milk to relieve the pressure and soften the breast so baby can latch effectively.
C) Analgesics as needed for pain.
D) Limit how long and how often the baby nurses.
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