@anonmomtobe, no you want to continue nursing on that side. Especially if you have a clog. He can get it out and drink it and be okay. If you catch clogs early enough they won’t cause mastitis. Your baby couldn’t contract it or another sickness from your milk resulting from mastitis

@santistevanmommie, is this dangerous for baby? Should I stop breastfeeding on that side?

@anonmomtobe, an infection in your milk duct.

@santistevanmommie, what is mastitis?

@anonmomtobe, probably a clog then which is good! You don’t want those staying stuck and causing infection

Probably clogged duct. Good thing it came out!

Watch for fever or a lot of soreness in your breast. You can develop mastitis from clogs

I’m gonna say it was a clog your pump got out.

@parkers_mommy, it was thicker than my breast milk

@mrschanandlerbong95, @santistevanmommie, it was thicker than my breast milk, I noticed it while pumping, it was like the consistency of boogers ._. But basically the same color as my breast milk

Are you pregnant? Nursing?

If pregnant you could be leaking colostrum which is totally okay. Nursing it’s totally normal too

Breast milk or a clog that came out.

Breastmilk?