A nurse is caring for a non-breastfeeding client in the postpartum period. the client complains of engorgement. what suggestion should the nurse provide to alleviate breast discomfort?

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A nurse is caring for a non-breastfeeding client in the postpartum period. the client complains of engorgement. what suggestion should the nurse provide to alleviate breast discomfort?

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applying ice will reduce blood flow and suppress milk production.

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