Health-and-Nutrition/C2/Nipple-conditions/English
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Title slide
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Welcome to this spoken tutorial on Nipple conditions in lactating mothers.
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Image: Sore and cracked nipples. Image: Flat and inverted nipples.
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In this tutorial, we will learn about-
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Image: Bleeding and cracked nipple. Image: Dry nipples.
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The first nipple condition is- Sore or cracked nipples
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Image: Symbol of cause. Image: Nipple feeding. Image: Fungal infection of breast. Image: A mother is cleaning her nipple.
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Now let’s discuss the various causes of sore or cracked nipples which are-
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Image: Nipple feeding. Image: Sore or cracked nipples. Image: Incorrect latching. GIF of incorrect latching
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Let us begin with the nipple feeding-
Nipple feeding is the first and foremost cause of sore or cracked nipples.
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Image: Nipple feeding. GIF of correct latching. Image: Correct latching technique.
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We have discussed the correct latching technique in another tutorial of the same series.
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Image: Sore or cracked nipple. Image: Symbol of pain. Image: A mother is breastfeeding a baby.
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Remember
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Image: Fungal infection. Image: A mother is talking to a doctor.
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Image: Mother is cleaning her nipples. Image: A mother is breastfeeding to a baby. Image: Dry nipples. Image: Cracked nipples.
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Next,
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Image: A mother is taking a shower. Image: Cracked nipples. Image: A mother is applying the hindmilk on her breast. Image: Mouth organisms.
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Remember,
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Image: Tongue tie. Image: Nipple feeding.
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Next is the baby with tongue tie-
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Image: Correct latching. Image: Surgery. Image: The mother and the doctor.
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Image: A health worker is examining the mother’s breast. Image: A mother is expressing the breast milk. Image: Soften breasts. Image: Nipple fissure. Image: Mastitis breast.
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Now let’s discuss the treatment for sore or cracked nipples
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Image: A mother is breastfeeding to a baby.
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Remember,
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Image: A Mother is expressing her breast milk. Image: A spoon. Image: A cup. Image: A mother is applying hindmilk on her breast.
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She should begin to breastfeed on the side that hurts less.
Also,
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Image: Soaps, lotions and perfumes. Image: Sore or cracked nipples.
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Remember, not to use the following on sore and cracked nipples and even on healthy nipples-
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Image: A mother is talking to a doctor. Image: A health worker is guiding the mother.
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Image: A baby is initiating the process of breastfeeding in breast crawl position
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For preventing sore or cracked nipples,
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Image: Correct latching technique. |
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Image: Flat and inverted nipples
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The nipple condition that we will discuss next is-
flat or inverted nipples,
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Image: Normal nipple and flat nipple. Image: Normal nipple and inverted nipple.
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Whereas,
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Image: Flat or inverted nipples. Image: Mother is breastfeeding a baby. Image: Correct latching.
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Image: Calendar. Image: Natural delivery. Image: A health worker is guiding the mother.
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incase of flat or inverted nipples- mother requires help in first week of delivery.
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Image: Cross-cradle hold. Image: Football hold. Image: Semi-reclining position.
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Remember, In case a mother has flat or inverted nipples then the best holds for effective attachment are-
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Image: Groped image of holds. Image: Position of baby’s lips and mother’s fingers.
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As explained in an earlier tutorial,
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Image: Incorrect latching. Image: Sore nipples.
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Note that,
incorrect latching will result into sore nipples.
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Image: Nipple shields with the red cross mark. Image: Feeding bottles.
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Remember-
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Image: A mother carrying a baby with the green check mark. Image: Oxytocin reflex.
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Image: Correct latching technique.
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Always remember, Correct latching is the key to deal with most of these nipple conditions.
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Image: Sore or cracked nipples. Image: Flat or inverted nipples.
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This brings us to the end of this tutorial on nipple conditions in lactating mothers.
In this tutorial, we learnt about-
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Image: The Spoken Tutorial Project logo.
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This tutorial has been contributed by
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Link to spoken tutorial project or NMEICT
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Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, MHRD, Government of India.
More information on this mission is available at this link.
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Image: WHEELS Global Foundation logo.
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This tutorial is partly funded by a generous contribution from WHEELS Global Foundation.
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Image: Maa aur Shishu Poshan Project logo.
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This is Nutritionist Rajani Sawant along with animator Arthi Anbalagan from IIT Bombay signing off. Thanks for joining. |