Patient's question:
From a young age, my nipples have always been retracted and have never protruded. Now that I am about to get married and have a baby, it seems that the baby will not be able to breastfeed because my nipples are deeply retracted and cannot come out. What should I do about severe nipple retraction?Doctor's answer:
The reoccurrence of inverted nipples is likely caused by congenital developmental differences. Avoid getting cold in the coming days and monitor for any pain or discomfort. You can also seek further medical examination at the hospital if necessary. It is recommended to perform exercises like pulling upward to see if it improves the condition. Pay attention to relaxation and avoid excessive stress, as these factors may affect breastfeeding if the situation does not stabilize.