Can you get a piercing while breastfeeding?

Answer 1

You should have waited till after you had your baby. You Breasts don't fully mature until after you are pregnant and then again after you had more kids. Then you should have decided whether or not you wanted a size change.

According to the FDA, you may not be able to breast feed after breast implantation. Some women who undergo breast augmentation can successfully breast feed and some cannot. Women who undergo a mastectomy will be unable to breast feed on the affected side due to loss of breast tissue and glands that produce milk. A study found that women with either silicone gel-filled or saline-filled breast implants showed lactation insufficiency (not enough milk) ranging from 28-64%. The periareolar approach (incision cite is around the nipple) was the factor most associated with lactation insufficiency. Speaking from personal experience, but I'm sure it depends on the individual, YES you can breast feed with breast implants. Mine are UNDER my muscle, I don't know if that makes a difference. You can breastfeed if you get the implant placed under the muscle. That's what I found through research.. I have saline implants "over" the muscle, and I am breastfeeding my 3 week old infant successfully so far! Good luck!

My sister in law breast fed with implants for three months just fine.

Answer 2

if piercing is not done properly problem may occurs both for baby and mother

and why you are taking risk by these thing take maxximum care of your baby hygine

from your side avoid things which indirectly hurts your baby

Answer 3

Before nursing, remove the piercing, and test it. Your milk ducts may be blocked by scar tissue from piercing, but also they might be fine. Most likely, you will be fine. However, while there is milk, there is also a chance there might be insufficient flow of it, so best to keep a track record on baby's necessary weight gain to see, if enough milk is being fed.

Answer 4

Most women can still breastfeed with their nipples pierced but it is definitely not recommended. Breastfeeding can already be painful and your baby may latch onto the piercing and pull it. You definitely wouldn't want a small child swallowing any of the small parts from your jewelry either.

Answer 5

yes, you can breastfeed with breast implants , i believe it depends where it is placed. but DONT get implants until you have had your child.

Answer 6

yes, but you might not want your nipple(s) pierced.

Answer 7

you can do what ever you want i just might: a become infected

b be bad for your baby

Answer 8

yes.