Patient's question:
I haven't finished my postpartum recovery yet, because my inverted nipples make it difficult for the baby to feed. Sometimes the baby can't get milk, and other times there's an itchy sensation inside the nipple. It's truly a pity that the wasted milk couldn't be given to the child. SOS: What are the causes of inverted nipples?Doctor's answer:
Nipple inversion is generally caused by insufficient physical development. It is recommended that if you are breastfeeding, you can apply many artificial latex to the breasts to allow the child to breastfeed, as well as use your hands to pull and massage the nipples to fully expose them for feeding. The feeding method must be correct to avoid nipple cracking or failure to facilitate suckling. For the care and health management of any disease, it is important to maintain a stable mindset, as a healthy and positive attitude is very helpful for both the treatment and prevention of the disease.