Patient's question:
Since I can remember, I have had congenital nipple inversion. Now I have given birth to a child. Due to this issue, the baby cannot breastfeed right now, and it keeps crying non-stop. This makes me very anxious. I am asking here what should be done about congenital nipple inversion?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the only option is to implement local traction after tomorrow to help achieve a complete recovery of the symptoms. Only long-term persistence will yield some effect. However, if the long-term results are not satisfactory, local surgery may need to be chosen to further aid in the complete recovery and improvement of the symptoms. The main consideration is that there is a certain degree of developmental deformity, which has led to repeated occurrences.