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It just keeps getting worse. This is not linked form the first site
but I did a search under "feeding" and got this:
http://www.InteliHealth.com/IH/ihtIH?t=4460&p=~br,CBS|~st,408|~r,WSCBS002|~b,*|
Baby Your Breasts
Mother's milk can offer babies a
smorgasbord of benefits, but it's not always
a picnic for Mom. Breasts can get achy and
swollen as you produce milk; a hungry baby
can leave your nipples bruised while a fussy
eater can do likewise to your ego. Here's
how to care for your breasts.
Moisturize the natural way
For cracked and painful nipples, break open
a vitamin E capsule and rub a drop or two
of the liquid on your nipples and areola after
nursing and let your skin air-dry. The oil is
soothing and can
repair damaged skin.
There is too much inaccurate information for one person to handle
IMO.
--
Janet Vandenberg, RN, BScN, IBCLC
Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
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