Patient's question:
Doctor, I am currently pregnant and have been pregnant for over two months. My nipples are now inverted, and I am very afraid that I won't be able to breastfeed my child. I would like to ask the doctor: What should I do about my inverted nipples? What if my child doesn't want to drink breast milk in the future?Doctor's answer:
There are two reasons for inverted nipples: the first is due to poor development during growth, which leads to non-round breasts that cannot support the nipple; the second is due to breast diseases that cause breast fibrosis to break down, making it unable to support the nipple. It is recommended to visit the breast surgery department of the hospital for follow-up, undergo targeted examinations, and receive treatment after a clear diagnosis. Please discuss and confirm the specific treatment plan with the treating doctor. The flexible use of medication should be implemented under the guidance of a doctor. Regular prenatal examinations to monitor treatment effectiveness can help control the disease.