PEDIATRICS Vol. 48 No. 6 December 1971, pp. 996-997
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Breast Feeding without Pregnancy

Robert Cohen M.D.1

1 1518 Niles Street, Bakersfield, California 93305

A 28-year-old white woman presented herself in my podiatric office with an adopted baby boy whom she was breast feeding. I asked her if she had been pregnant recently and had lost her child. She replied that she had never been pregnant, but during 3 years of marriage she had often tried to become pregnant but with no success.

She assured me her healthy, adopted boy nourished from her breast quite vigorously. The breasts showed a light pink areola tissue though the mother was a brunette.




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