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Wear a bra that doesn’t have an underwire.
Use cotton breast pads. A breast Postpartum underwear pad is a piece of soft cloth that you put between your breast and your bra to absorb leaks. Do not use breast pads with a plastic lining.
If your breasts become uncomfortable, take a warm shower or bath just before you breastfeed. Put warm wet towels on your breasts. This will help your breasts to leak or make it easier for you to express some milk until you’re more comfortable.
Put warm compresses on your breasts before feedings, and cool compresses (e.g., gel packs, frozen peas) after feedings to help with tenderness.
Try not to use soap on your nipples. This dries them out.
If you have nipple jewellery, take it out before feeding.
Vaginal Bleeding

Also known as lochia, vaginal bleeding will continue for 3-6 weeks following delivery, gradually slowing and becoming a thick yellow discharge before stopping altogether. Nothing should be placed in the vagina during this time - no tampons, sex, or douching. Call the office if your bleeding seems excessively heavy, requiring pad changes more than once an hour or with large clots.

Perineal Care

It is common to feel soreness in the area Postpartum underwear around the vagina after delivery, especially if stitches were required to repair an episiotomy or tear. Any stitches placed will dissolve. Keep the area clean. Cold packs or topical anesthetic spray such as "Dermoplast" may be used for comfort. Sitz baths may also be used 2 to 3 times per day initially to promote healing. To do a sitz bath, sit in a tub with a few inches of plain warm water for 10-15 minutes.

Pain Relief

Medication will be prescribed for you for pain relief upon discharge from the hospital. Additional medications for anemia, constipation or other discomforts may be recommended as well. For safety information regarding breastfeeding with any other medications, contact your pediatrician or our office.

Nipple Care
Take Postpartum underwear adaily showeravoidingdirectwater Postpartum underwear spray and soap on nipples.Ensure baby has a good latch with mouth wide and facing your breast.
Break the suction using a clean finger in the corner of mouth before removing baby from your breast.Start on least sore side.Air dry after nursing for 10 minutes.Use Lanolin and/or gel pads or express small amt.breast milk and let air dry on nipple when sore.

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