Abstract Averagely 80% to 90% of breastfeeding women experience the nipple pain and
fissures. The important factor for successful breastfeeding is to treat this problem. This study …

Background Thousands of people worldwide pass away yearly due to neurological
disorders, cardiovascular illnesses, cancer, metabolic disorders, and microbial infections …

Background Optimal breastfeeding has benefits for the mother-infant dyads. This study
investigated the prevalence and determinants of cessation of exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) …

Background The importance of breastfeeding for maternal and child health is agreed upon
worldwide. However, lactation-related nipple problems are common and are important …

Breast feeding is universally acknowledged as the first step in the promotion of health and
wellbeing of children and their families. The World Health Organization recommends breast …

Objective: To objectively describe changes to nipple skin and classify signs of nipple trauma
in breastfeeding women during postpartum week 1. Methods: This study was conducted in …

Results: Breast-feeding initiation in this cohort was 97%; however, by 52 weeks of infant age
46% of mothers had completely ceased breast-feeding. In those mothers who had ceased …

Introduction: Traumatic nipple is among the most common problems of the breastfeeding
period which leads to early cessation of breastfeeding. The study aimed to compare the …

The nipple is the focal point of the human breast and serves important physiological, sexual,
and aesthetic purposes. It can be affected by atopic, irritant, and allergic contact eczema …

Objectives: Nipple fissure is considered the second factor responsible for the early cessation
of breastfeeding. Untreated nipple fissure leads to several problems, including severe pain …