September 29, 2015Open Access

Nipple Pain in Breastfeeding Mothers: Incidence, Causes and Treatments

JKJacqueline C. KentThe University of Western Australia EAElizabeth AshtonDurham University CHCatherine Meria HardwickKing Edward Memorial Hospital

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The multiple attributed causes of nipple pain, possibly as a result of a cascade of events, suggests that effective early lactation management for prevention of nipple pain and early diagnosis and effective treatment are crucial to avoid early weaning.

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