After breast surgery, women start facing many problems in breastfeeding their children. For example, surgery can damage the nerves in your nipples, making them more sensitive and painful.
Making an incision around or through the areola can cut the milk ducts and nerves. Because of this, it becomes difficult to express milk. Here are some tips to help you breastfeed after breast surgery.
The more often your baby feeds, the more milk your body will produce. If you have had breast-conserving surgery, you can often produce enough milk to feed your baby from the unaffected breast.
A lactation consultant can help you position your baby for breastfeeding and teach you techniques to increase milk production.
The risk of mastitis increases after breast surgery. Which increases the risk of swelling and infection of women’s breasts. In such a situation, the mother faces many problems while breastfeeding.
A woman experiencing pain while breastfeeding can cause many problems. Due to this, the mother may face many problems.
Published on: November 05, 2024 7:37 PM (IST)
