What should I do if my nipples are blistered?

Nipples are particularly important to women, because they are the tools women use to breastfeed their babies, and nipples are also the tools women use to enjoy happiness in their married life. The importance of nipples to women is obvious, but nipples are the part of women's health that is most prone to problems. What should some women do if their nipples blister when feeding their babies?

1. The digestive and stimulating effects of the baby's saliva (saliva) (human saliva has a dissolving effect on the stratum corneum of the skin);

2. Because the nipples of primiparas close after the start of feeding, the breasts need to expand in a very short time.

3. Local health is a bad comment,

4. Dry weather. ----For these reasons, it will definitely happen.

1. Before recovery, please note: before starting feeding, you need to suck out a little milk (because the nipple is infected and has pus balls, sucking out some milk can discharge the contaminated milk a little bit, and some bacteria can be refreshed);

2. After the second power supply, clean the nipple and areola with water;

3. After breastfeeding, please use "Cefuroxime" (tablets or capsules, take out one powder and grind it into powder or tablets). Apply to cracked areas, you can apply more. Several comments per day,

----I believe that if it is only three days, it will be healed. If it is more serious or found to be purulent, please do not hesitate to seek obstetric treatment.

You can wipe the nipples with light salt water and then dry them. Try not to let your baby breastfeed within two days. At the same time, pay attention to a balanced diet and breast hygiene.

If blisters appear on the nipples, you need to pay attention to observe carefully. It is often caused by bacterial or viral infection, such as herpes virus. You should seek medical examination and diagnosis in time. If herpes virus infection is considered, you can use acyclovir ointment or interferon ointment under the guidance of the treating physician. Topical application of treatment is generally effective.