Patient's question:
I have congenital nipple retraction. It's not inherited from my parents. It's moderate and cannot be pulled out with traction. Where should I go for treatment?Doctor's answer:
First, hospitals in the hospital are public, and the fees are relatively unified and fair. Private hospitals are privately owned, and from the perspective of fees, private hospitals definitely prioritize economic interests, so I still think it's better to go to a public hospital. Nipple inversion can be stretched with your hands, of course, this is not something that can be stretched out in a day or two. Starting from now until you get married and have children, I believe it will also be stretched out. Reply to the reply 2012-12-05 13:38:23: Sheng Er can, this definitely won't be privately contracted. You can pull it out now, and if it's not okay in two years, it's still time to have surgery. The surgical method is related to the nipple condition. Reply to the reply 2012-12-05 13:38:24: It's possible, but even if it's cut, it doesn't matter. It won't affect breastfeeding in the future.