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ok so I've been breastfeeding for 2weeks now and recently when I breastfeed I feel like imma puke could it be the breastfeeding or is it something else
Rosemary SandovalМама сына-младенца
ok thanks , yeah it's really uncomfortable I love breastfeeding him but I always feel nauseated which makes it hard to breastfeed @christimary0
Christina ✨В ожидании первенца
I'd definitely say it's over stimulation. Your body isn't used to your nipples being tugged on every few hours. If it gets really unbearable maybe look into nipple shields. I'm thinking that's what I'm going to have to do.
Rosemary SandovalМама сына-младенца
yea they are I have to wear a sports bra to sleep now before I didn't have to @christimary0
Christina ✨В ожидании первенца
Are your nipples getting sensitive? I know that sometimes if my nipples are being messed with too much it can make me nauseous. Mine seem to be really sensitive to any kind of stimulation. Sometimes even just wearing a shirt without a bra can drive me insane. Like I NEED to keep them covered and keep things from brushing against them 😬😭
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I really need to start my research for breastfeeding😩
Jaela·Мама сына-младенца
I had it real bad at first and still get nauseous from time to time and my son is 8mo 😅
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