Cleaning dirt from nipple crevices

There is always some dirt in the nipple crack, which is a very common symptom in clinical medicine. Most of them are normal physiological conditions, not changes in some diseases. The main reason is that in the folds of the nipple skin, because the nipple secretes some fluid, after a long time, it will accumulate in the nipple crevices to produce dirt. In another case, because the nipple skin is often rubbed by clothes and other parts of the body, some residual stains may remain in the nipple folds without being cleaned in time.

What is the milky white dirt in the nipple crack?

Nipple secretions are mainly produced by metabolism. Waste products accumulate in the nipples or nipple pores, making the nipple pores obstructed. They are usually paste-like, such as white, yellowish, or black. If they are not excreted in time, excessive toxins accumulate, causing rashes on the nipples or even nipple infilling, which is a sign of breast cancer. If a woman does not drain breast milk completely when breastfeeding her baby, the breast milk will become moldy and produce pus, even bloody pus and foul water after a period of time. If it is not drained out in time, the entire breast tissue will become diseased or even lesions. The discharge, such as pus, dark brown water, blood pus, foul water, etc., must be paid attention to if such discharge occurs, because such symptoms are early warning signs of breast cancer. The other is paste-like, such as light yellow, brown, gray-black, and this symptom has a higher probability of lesion.

After the discharge, the first thing is that the mammary ducts are unblocked, restoring the normal function of the mammary ducts, transporting nutrients and excreting toxins, so that the entire mammary tissue is in a normal state, activating mammary cells, fat tissue, and fibroblasts, giving the breasts a new and attractive state. After the cells are nourished, the breasts' ability to absorb fat will be enhanced, so there will be a plump, beautiful and healthy response.

The above is a detailed introduction to the milky white dirt in the nipple crevices. In short, many breastfeeding mothers will find that some dirt can be squeezed out of their breasts after weaning. In this case, we need to perform mammary duct unblocking! This can make our breasts healthier and healthier.

How to clean nipples

Important: When cleaning the body every day, make nipple cleaning one of the top priorities and ensure that the nipples are clean. Therefore, when cleaning the nipples, you should pay attention to the following aspects:

1. Use warm water to clean, because nipples are relatively sensitive, and the temperature of warm water is most suitable, not too hot or too cold, so it is not easy to burn, nor easy to be irritated by air conditioning.

2. When cleaning, do it slowly, don't pull it hard, and don't rub it hard. Instead, you should gently touch the nipple with one hand and hold the nozzle with the other hand to let the running water clean the nipple.

3. After washing, wipe it with a soft and clean cotton towel. Be sure to use a good quality cotton towel, otherwise poor quality ones will easily have knots or debris falling off. If these things stick to the nipples, they will easily cause inflammation and affect the health of the nipples.

4. After wiping, you should massage the breasts appropriately to promote blood circulation in the breasts, which is good for the nipples. For example, use one hand to gently support the lower edge of the breast, and use the other hand to gently knead it in a clockwise direction with the fingertips.