What causes nipple blistering?

Generally speaking, women will choose to breastfeed after giving birth. Breastfeeding does greatly help the baby's absorption of nutrients. However, sometimes due to various factors it can also cause breast discomfort, such as nipple blistering. What is the reason?

The general manifestation is blisters caused by nipple fissures, which is related to breastfeeding. You can first wash the ruptured part of the nipple with warm water, then apply cod liver oil bismuth, or compound benzoin tincture, or grind equal parts of Chinese medicine Phellodendron chinense and Angelica dahurica into powder, mix with sesame oil or honey and apply to the affected area. Wash off the medicine before breastfeeding and protect the nipples with nipple shields or sterile gauze.

It is recommended to keep the area clean and dry, cool and ventilated, and apply erythromycin ointment to relieve the symptoms.

Use nipple patches specifically for nipple pain during breastfeeding. I am currently using the Muqing Nipple Soothing Nipple Patches imported from the Netherlands. The pain is almost gone in 3 days.

The above is the treatment method for nipple blisters during lactation. I hope that the above method can provide a protection for all mothers. In order to prevent such a situation from occurring, we must also pay enough attention to food. In order to avoid allergic reactions, children usually drink milk, which will also affect their physical health and development.