A breast pump is a device used to extract milk from the breasts of lactating individuals. It operates by creating suction and mimicking the natural suckling action of a baby. Breast pumps are commonly used to collect and store breast milk for later use or to stimulate milk production. They provide a practical solution for mothers who need to express milk for various reasons, such as returning to work, relieving engorgement, maintaining milk supply, or allowing others to feed the baby.

What is a "breast pump"?

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