<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 26-year-old woman presents to her physician with a complaint of milk reduction. 2 months ago, she delivered a healthy girl from an uncomplicated pregnancy. The baby was exclusively breastfed until 1.5 months when the patient had to return to the workforce. She cannot breastfeed her daughter at work so she had to leave her with her grandmother and incorporated baby formula into her diet. She reports breast engorgement shortly after she switched to the described regimen which subsided soon. A week after she switched to such a regimen, she started to notice that she has less milk to feed her baby when she is at home. The patient does not report any other symptoms including weight change or mood disturbances. She has breast implants installed submuscularly using the inframammary approach. At the age of 12 years, she had a blunt chest trauma with breast involvement. After the pregnancy, she had a short course of cetirizine due to hay fever. At presentation, the patients vital signs are within normal limits. The patients breasts are slightly engorged with no skin color changes. There is no discharge on breast compression. Which of the following statements describes the cause of the patients condition?? A: Insufficient amount of glandular breast tissue, B: Suppression of lactation by the medications, C: Insufficient breast emptying, D: Failure of lactogenic ducts to develop, E: Obliteration of the ducts due to trauma,  <response>: This is a clinical case about a 26-year-old woman who is experiencing reduced milk production 2 months after delivering a baby. The key details in the case are:- She breastfed exclusively for 1.5 months, then had to return to work so started supplementing with formula- She experienced engorgement when she started supplementing, which then subsided - A week later she noticed less milk production when breastfeeding at home- She has breast implants and a history of chest trauma at age 12- She took a short course of cetirizine after pregnancy for hay feverThe cause of her decreased milk production is likely due to insufficient breast emptying since she is no longer breastfeeding exclusively and the baby is not fully draining the breasts when she supplements with formula. The other options can be ruled out: she has enough glandular tissue to have produced milk for 1.5 months; the medications would not suppress lactation at this point; ducts developed fine as she was producing milk; and the trauma was many years prior.C: Insufficient breast emptying 