Breast Feeding

Breast Feeding

Asked for Female, 32 Years

I'm breast feeding and my baby bites and now it's paining real bad. Can I continue feeding him from that breast?

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Dr. Lakshmi H K

Gynecologist 20 yrs exp Bangalore

Hi, can continue feeding. Use nipple shield for a few days if pain is too much and can't able to feed. Can apply Nip care ointment, 3-4 times a day helps to heal the cracks in the nipple.

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