Pain in one breast during breastfeeding

The breasts of women during breastfeeding are a very important organ, because during breastfeeding, the breasts play the most important role. Any problems with the breasts will affect the quality of milk, which will have a significant impact on the baby's body. Many breastfeeding mothers also experience breast pain. During this period, mothers should also pay attention to breast management. If you find that there is breast pain during breastfeeding, what is going on?

Reason 1: Milk stasis

Treatment: Wear a comfortable bra, apply hot compress on the affected side for 3-5 minutes before breastfeeding, massage the breast to clear the lumps, increase the number of feedings, express milk correctly and use a breast pump.

Reason 2: Mastitis

Treatment: Use a breast pump as early as possible. If there is no breast abscess, the expressed milk can continue to be fed. If a breast abscess occurs, the expressed milk should be discarded. You should see a doctor and receive anti-inflammatory treatment under the doctor's guidance.

Reason 3: Nipple Illusion

Cause: Within one month after the baby is born, if the mother's milk production is low or the mother and baby are separated for various reasons, such as feeding the baby with milk from a bottle, the baby may no longer be willing to suck the mother's nipple.

Treatment: Maintain confidence in breastfeeding and do not give up breastfeeding easily; make full use of the breast pump to help mothers promote milk secretion in various difficult situations; use auxiliary feeding devices and special feeding cups, and try to avoid using bottles.

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There are many reasons why women may have breast lumps during lactation. Sometimes it is caused by milk stasis, and sometimes it is caused by mastitis in female friends. No matter what factors cause this disease, we need to take some measures in time, such as drinking some brown sugar water, or asking a professional nurse to deal with it.