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Nipple pain
Hello doc,
I am breastfeeding my daughter she is 2yrs3months old but from past 3-4days I am having pain in nipple when she sucks it pains like hell..
When speedbreaker comes and the body jumps yet it pains a lot...
Today I saw these on my nipples, pls suggest what should I do ?
While drinking she stretches with her teeth a lot, it started paining from then onwards...
Pain in on both the sides...
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If your child is more than 2 years old why don't you stop breast feeding her.
Apply the left of milk after each feed over the nipple for comfort. Or use Oint Nipcare locally over the nipple for relief. Can Take Tab solo for severe pain. To stop breast feeding connect with me further for advice as well.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
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And this age you should stop breastfeeding!!
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