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Dealing With a Breast Abscess While Breastfeeding
A breast abscess is a painful lump in the breast tissue. This is one of the most serious breastfeeding problems, but is also very rare, occurring in only about 6% of all breastfeeding mothers who develop mastitis and recurrent plugged ducts. A breast abscess usually results when a mastitis infection has been left untreated. It…
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How to Make Your Own Hands-Free Pumping Bra.
Want to Make Your Own Hands-Free Pumping Bra? Hands-free pumping gives a mother more freedom while allowing working mothers a way to pump whenever they need to, even while sitting at their desks at work or pumping in the car on the way to work. You can make your own pumping bras or spend some…
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Baby Biting While Breastfeeding
Is Baby Biting Again? Teething may result in some fussy nursing behavior. Your Bambino may be feeling some gum discomfort. The baby’s “teething age” is usually from about five months to two years of age. A teething baby might pull off frequently and fuss or even bite you. Some Moms think they need to wean when Babe starts…
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Dealing With a Postpartum Thyroid While Breastfeeding
Postpartum thyroid dysfunction is a common condition that occurs in women after giving birth. It is characterized by an imbalance of thyroid hormones in the body, which can lead to various symptoms, including fatigue, dry skin, depression, and poor milk production. The thyroid gland produces thyroid hormones, which play a crucial role in many bodily…
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Got a Breastfeeding Headache? Know the Triggers and How to Prevent Them.
A breastfeeding headache is more common than you would think. There are ways to rectify, prevent and at least make it a bit more bearable. If you suffer from constant migraine headaches, you should see your doctor. Let your doctor know that you are breastfeeding. What Can Cause a Breastfeeding Headache? When Hormones Cause Breastfeeding…
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Raynaud’s Phenomenon
What Is Raynaud’s Phenomenon? Raynaud’s phenomenon, also known as blanching of the nipple, is now a common breastfeeding problem, affecting up to 20% of all women of childbearing age. Reynaud’s is not caused by breastfeeding but is due to abnormal spasms of arteries that supply blood to your nipples, causing the restriction of blood flow…
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Eczema of the Areola, Breast, or Nipple
Should I still breastfeed if I have Eczema on my nipples? Yes, you can continue breastfeeding; it is entirely safe for your baby. In most cases, Eczema can be managed successfully, so symptoms decrease, and breastfeeding is manageable. Eczema of the Areola, nipples, and breasts of nursing mothers is not uncommon. It usually occurs after…
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Adoptive Breastfeeding – Can You Produce Enough Milk?
Adoptive breastfeeding is not only possible but includes many advantages. Suppose you are adopting a child that has been abused or taken from temporary parents. In that case, nursing can help the adopted child heal, helping them feel content and enhancing the bonding experience. Some moms who adopt a baby over six months old have found…
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Sore, Cracked Nipples – What You Need to Know for Fast Relief
Sore, cracked nipples are a common breastfeeding challenge—but they don’t have to mean the end. With the right latch, gentle care, and smart prevention, healing is possible. This guide offers real solutions that work fast, so you can breastfeed more comfortably and confidently, even during the toughest early days.
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Itchy Nipples While Breastfeeding – Causes and Natural Treatment
In this article, we will explore the various causes of itchy nipples while breastfeeding and discuss treatment and home remedies that may help provide relief. Cracked, Irritated Skin Itchy nipples while breastfeeding are often caused by dry, cracked, or irritated skin on the nipples. This may be due to the sensitivity of the nipple tissue,…
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