A new mother is concerned because she notices a white, milky discharge from her newborn's nipples. Which explanation by the nurse is most appropriate?
1) "This is an abnormal finding, and the drainage will be cultured."
2) "This is an abnormal finding and may be indicative of diabetes."
3) "This is a normal finding and will disappear in a few days."
4) "This is a normal finding and will disappear when the mother stops breastfeeding."
ANS: 3
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