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SWOLLEN NIPPLE AREA AND ITCHING
Hello , I have a 8 months old baby and breastfeeding and this slight swollen and itching on the aerola is present. Please help me identify what it is and its treatment. Thank you
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Complete histrionics required if there is any fever discharge redness
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After every feed keep the nipple and surrounding areas dry and you may apply simple cream . That will keep away infection. Swelling is common. Dnt worry abt that. It will subside.For more questions, kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.
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Consult please
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Itching could be because of fungal infection The picture is unclear For a prescription and treatment you will have to connect online understanding that medication are not provided in the free question answer section
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Slight swelling and itching on the areola while breastfeeding is often due to skin irritation, a mild latch issue, or occasionally a yeast infection, and the photo doesn't show anything alarming.
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Please keep the area clean and dry between feeds, and see a gynaecologist or lactation consultant if it doesn't settle in a few days.
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If you notice cracking, discharge, fever, or worsening pain, please get it checked in person soon.
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