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    There is nothing to worry! Enlarged breasts in a newborn are caused by the baby's exposure to the mom's hormones during the delivery. Once the baby's body gets rid of those hormones, the breast tissue shrinks. Sometimes, the breasts may produce a whitish discharge that is also related to the hormones and will pass with time.
    Answered by Dr.Monika - TXT_ONE_YEAR_AGO

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