Breastfeeding & Work: Nystatin
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Breastfeeding
Asked by M.S. from Columbus
on October 30, 2008
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My daughter is almost 10 weeks old and we are breastfeeding. While I was pregnant I decided to breast feed and I was like oh this will be so good for her and it will ...
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- Way to hang in there!!! I know exactly what you're going through - but it is sooooo much better for baby. I breastfed baby #1 for 13 mths. and baby #2 for 14 mths. ...
- I have breastfed three of my four children, and could never successfully pump. I talked to the lactation consultant and she said some women just can't pump. I would ...
- There are a million things to suggest but truly I think the best thing at this point is for you to contact a Lactation Consultant (where you delivered should have some...
Painful Breastfeeding
Asked by K.B. from Charlotte
on May 3, 2010
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I have a 13 week old who I have been breastfeeding and I cannot say it is going well but I have been sticking with it. I think that everyone's experience is so uniqu...
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- I had the SAME problem. The shooting pains were the worst and are vasospasms in the breast. They are made worse when there is a yeast infection. You and the bab...
- The best medicine to help your nipples heal is your milk itself. After each feeding and off and on throughout the day, express a little milk and rub it completely arou...
- I would recommend you have a feeding evaluation with a lactation consultant. With my second child, he had a high palate (roof of his mouth) & wouldn't extend his tongu...
Diflucan and Breastfeeding
Asked by A.O. from Seattle
on August 22, 2009
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Hi Ladies,
Sorry if the is TMI... but I have a yeast infection. YUCK! I am also still breastfeeding my 14 mo old three times a day. (Really two the third one is just...
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- I remember that my obgyn would not let me take that until I was done breast feeding. I would take to your pharmisist! he/she would know! Good Luck!
- I took some kind of systemic anti-fungal because my daughter and I had thrush while breastfeeding. It may have been diflucan. I was told they don't normally give it ...
- Hi A., I see others saying the same thing but just wanted to let you know I have taken diflucan while nursing for thrush. I took it with my older daughter when she...
Breastfeeding Help!
Asked by S.G. from Colorado Springs
on February 15, 2008
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I have been breastfeeding my new son for a month now. He is an eager eater and latches on well. However, both my nipples have been cracked since he began nursing. I am...
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- Has breastfeeding always been this painful? If so, I'd be willing to bet that the way your son is latched on is causing your nipple pain. All those things that you've ...
- Hang in there girl! I had the same problem I would cry everytime my baby nursed and I kept on putting Lanesol this kind of brand I got it from Target and it really hel...
- My nipples were extremely sore and I just about cried everytime my baby latched on but once the sucking started the pain went away and I could nurse somewhat comfortab...
Breastfeeding
Asked by F.T. from Houston
on May 16, 2008
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Any advice on babys latching on. My 3 week old son is latching on and then lets go of my breast and starts crying. Is it possible that maybe when he sucks there is so ...
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- Have you tried a different position? I had that problem, with my first child due to stess and it all being new. I had to pump and then fed from a bottle. Hope this helps.
- Call a lactation expert/consultant at your hospital! Most labor and delivery nurses are also lactation consultants. And about supplelments, get some!! I used to dri...
- I am sure everything is fine, but I would talk to a lactation consultant if I were you. My 2 week old does the exact same thing, but I have more than enough milk comi...
Breastfeeding
Asked by L.S. from Charlotte
on May 21, 2008
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So... I had my 3rd baby on May 10th. Its been 5 yrs since I've breast fed. My milk came in about a week ago today BUT im still having crazy soreness when he latches ...
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- If the pain lasts past the first week or so, then there is usually a problem with the baby's latch. You can talk to a lactation consultant, or see if your local La Lec...
- Most of my friends told me that if you can make it through the first 2-3 weeks (I know it seems like a long time to hurt), that it gets easier. I think with my daughte...
- L., I am also breastfeeding my third child and he just turned 1 year last week. I just want to reassure you that this sudden sharp pain you are feeling is completely...
Pain Inside Breast While Breastfeeding
Asked by R.C. from Sacramento
on March 8, 2009
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I breastfeed my 2 mos old son, but whether I pump or breastfeed it feels like my inside is being pulled out. I know it is not a clogged duct, I have those time to tim...
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- Have you been to Shasta County Brestfeeding Support Center? They are a terrific support to all breastfeeding families. The number is ###-###-#### and they are located...
- Hi R., I had the same thing and it turned out I had yeast infections inside the breast. You should talk to your OBGYN. It is a pain to try to get rid of, but if you w...
- Hi R., Either the beginning of some mastitis or some thrush. Either way, you need to see your OB. If it's mastitis, there aren't antibiotics or anything, just hom...
Breastfeeding.... ARGGGGGHHHHH!!!! --- Sorry This Is Long
Asked by A.L. from Dallas
on January 2, 2012
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My gorgeous baby girl turned a month old yesterday. She is absolutely wonderful and I can't get enough of her. I have 2 older daughters, 12 and 13, and they are thrill...
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- After feeding her, try putting your own milk on your nipples - heals it faster and better than anything. Sucking on her hands after a feeding doesn't mean she's h...
- Please please please read about Gentian Violet .. I had thrush for 3 months with my son before I finally gave up on nursing I still regret giving it up I BF my daughte...
- You're doing great and it is so wonderful that you are not giving up! When you worked with the lactation consultant, did you determine if your baby was latched on...
Nipple Pain During Breastfeeding
Asked by M.M. from Houston
on October 15, 2007
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My question is actually for my sister. She says that breastfeeding is terribly painful for her! She cries everytime. It's the nipple not the breast. She says her ni...
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- I had the same problem. It was excruciating to breastfeed. I was told my little one wasn't latching on correctly if I was going through that kind of pain, but I coul...
- She needs to call her Dr. - She probably has an infection...maybe Thrush. If she has Thrush, both her and her baby would need to be treated. You can also visit www.bre...
- Pain is normal at first, though I would ask if baby is tongue-tied? That would certainly do it - mine was, and it was hard for him to get a good hold. I wonder if ba...
About to Throw in the Towel on Breastfeeding...
Asked by A.L. from Chicago
on September 13, 2009
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Hi Moms,
Mine is a long story. When Nate was born 7 weeks ago, he was tongue-tied and would not nurse in the hospital so the lactation consultant gave me a nipple sh...
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- For pain relief, i would get those Gerber nursing Gel pads...you can get them at Target by the bottle and breast pumps. Stick them in the fridge...after breastfeedi...
- I have so much respect for you. It's easy to breastfeed when it comes naturally but for moms who experience this kind of complexity from the start it seems impossible...
- Hey there. congratulations on your baby My son is now 17months old. but I still remember the frustration level when i used to breastfeed. my nipples were sore..Lens...
