In the early weeks of breastfeeding, the breasts get very full in between feedings while your body learns how much milk the baby needs. At first, it is painful because the breasts are so engorged. This subsides in a few days, though some fullness still occurs for a few weeks. During this time, I described the feeling like scratching an itch.
It is also common for nipples to be very sore at first, even with a correct latch. This will get better, too.
After your body has regulated your production of breastmilk, you only feel the touch of your baby's mouth. It doesn't hurt or feel strange at all.
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θηλάζω [thilazo] = I breastfeedθηλασμός [thilasmos] = breastfeeding(th- like in theatre, thrive)
This is not common. Most women don't feel this way. Possible reasons; - uterus contracts after birth when you breastfeed so that makes you feel sick. - she might not be comfortable with breastfeeding. Not all women likes it. Then formula can be a better choice. - she is having post partum depression and therefor it feels alien to feed the child since you just want to get away from it. - breastfeeding hurts like hell in the beginning and pain can make you want to throw up.
It hurts a little usually, but it's so much better for your baby. It's worth it. :)
Breastfeeding can be quite painful and expressing milk is not sexual for the woman.
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A breastfeeding top can be purchased at stores such as The Gap. They are also available on sites like Onceborn, Motherhood, Parenting, EBay, Amazon and Nursingbraexpress.
NO breastfeeding will not cause constipation!
It depends on the breastfeeding cream.
Research suggests that prolonged pacifier use in newborns may interfere with breastfeeding success by reducing the frequency and duration of breastfeeding sessions. It is recommended to limit pacifier use in the early weeks of breastfeeding to establish a strong breastfeeding relationship.
You can continue both the drugs for itching and breast feeding. You and your child may feel more or less drowsy.