What's wrong with itchy and peeling nipples during pregnancy

  During pregnancy, pregnant women should maintain a calm and composed attitude towards things, avoiding great joy and sorrow, as it may affect fetal development. And in daily life, it is important to pay attention to diet and rest. However, some pregnant women find that their nipples are itching and peeling, and they are very worried. So, what's going on with itchy and peeling nipples in pregnant women?

  

What's wrong with itchy and peeling nipples during pregnancy1

  Pregnant women may experience nipple itching and peeling after pregnancy, which may be a manifestation of local allergies. They can go to the hospital for treatment and seek medical attention. However, during pregnancy, when the nipples of pregnant women are in a dry state, it can also cause itching and peeling. At this time, pregnant women should pay attention to breast care. After taking a shower every day, they should apply essential oils and other skincare products to keep their breasts moist.

  Moreover, pregnant women should pay attention to their diet, drink more water, eat more vitamin rich foods, supplement their body nutrition, and prevent dry and dehydrated skin. In addition, if a pregnant woman experiences nipple itching and peeling after giving birth, it may be due to the baby's improper sucking posture, leading to nipple cracking. Moreover, improper breast cleaning and excessive use of soap by pregnant women can affect skin health.

  Local infection of the nipple in pregnant women can easily cause nipple peeling and itching. It is necessary to promptly identify the cause of the infection and treat it accordingly in order to reduce the burden on the nipple. Moreover, if pregnant women frequently come into contact with damp environments, they are prone to eczema, which can cause dry and peeling skin. At this time, it is necessary to use ointment for treating eczema to alleviate physical discomfort.

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