Stinging pain in breast breastfeeding

Do you have pain after breastfeeding? Breast pain or nipple pain can make feeding your little one challenging.

 Whether you have a shooting pain that starts in the areola and spreads across your breast, a dull ache that just won’t go away, or another oh-so-unpleasant sensation, we’ve got the info new mamas need on breast pain, breastfeeding, and how to avoid some of the biggest “booby traps” of nursing!

Related: How to Solve Common Breastfeeding Problems and Pains

Is It Normal To Have Deep Breast Pain After Breastfeeding?

Normal is relative when it comes to your body after having a baby.

Pain after breastfeeding might set off alarm bells in your sleep-deprived head.

What is tingling breast a sign of

But this type of discomfort isn’t entirely uncommon and it isn’t always a signal that something is seriously wrong.

According to the La Leche League, it shouldn’t hurt to breastfeed. While pain isn’t “normal,” it also doesn’t necessarily mean that you should panic.

Many causes of nursing-related breast pain are minor issues that a

tingling feeling in breast after feeding

stinging pain in breast after feeding