Magical Breasts - Manyuu
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Also called "abnormal milk." In both boys and girls, the mammary glands swell 4 to 7 days after birth, and sometimes secrete a liquid similar to colostrum. It is said to be caused by the effects of estrogen and prolactin from the mother, is not particularly harmful, and will gradually disappear if left untreated. Forcing the milk out can cause mastitis. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
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奇乳とも。男女とも生後４〜７日に乳腺がはれ，ときに初乳様の液を分泌すること。母体からのエストロゲン，プロラクチンの影響によるものといわれ，特に害はなく，放置しても次第に消退する。無理にしぼり出したりすると乳腺炎を起こすことがある。
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