XII Breast and Nipple Conditions
XII Breast and Nipple Conditions
XII Breast and Nipple Conditions
There are
many different
shapes and sizes
of breast and
nipple.
Babies can
breastfeed from
almost all of
them.
Breastfeeding Counselling: a training course,
WHO/CHD/93.4, UNICEF/NUT/93.2
NIPPLE SIZE AND SHAPE
SYRINGE METHOD
FOR INVERTED
NIPPLES
Causes :
Feedback Inhibitor of
lactation activated
-Delayed initiation
-Poor attachment
reduce
-Infrequent feeding
milk production
PRACTICES TO AVOID ENGORGEMENT
Relievediscomfort
Prevent further complications
Check attachment
Express between feeds
Massage
Cold compress
BLOCKED DUCT & MASTITIS
UNICEF C107-39
TREATMENT OF MASTITIS
Anti-inflamatory
Ibuprofen(Mild analgesic)
Antibiotic
if indicated, 10-14 days
Generally oral antibiotic (erythromycin,
flucloxacillin, dicloxacillin, amoxacillin,
cephalexin.)
MASTITIS IN THE WOMAN WHO IS
HIV-POSITIVE
o Increase the risk of transmission
-Give antibiotics
o Discontinue breastfeeding on the affected
breast
o Express milk from affected breast
effectively
o Breastfeed from unaffected side
-AFASS
SORE 12/6
NIPPLE
12/5
UNICEF C107-31
CANDIDA ON THE NIPPLE
12/8
UNICEF C107- 33
UNICEF C107-34
TONGUE-TIE
12/10
UNICEF C107-35
OBSERVE A FEED
Reassurance
Treat cause/s :
- Improve attachment & positioning