I'm a mother of two kids. My younger child is 1 year 9months old. He is breast feeding. I developed itching in my breasts. It's all over the breasts. The area around the nipple becomes dry too. Please suggest a medicine for the itchiness.

1 Answer

Chitradevi PMom of 2 children4 years ago

A. Hi Mom, In this case, I would suggest you to consult with your doctor for proper evaluation and medicines. Without proper evaluation do not take any medicines on your own. You can also apply pure coconut oil on the affected area. Thank you .

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