still sore nipples after 7 weeks

Hi girls,...I've got a question...Is it normal to have a painful nipples at this stage??..Yesterday I checked how they behave when touched,and actually they are little bit painful especially under the shower,when water fall on them...apart this no pleasure when touched..I'm worry bcoz I can't imagine my sex life without them! ...any ideas? :flowers:
P.S...sorry for my english.... :heehee:

I dont know hun but I couldnt ignore your post. You poor thing I hope it all goes back to normal soon and i sure everything will be fine x

Hi there I'm not sure either I think I read it can take a few months so hopefully they will be on the mend soon x

I know you can lose the feeling in them for as long as 18months, some women never get it back, or they can become over sensitive, but im not sure about them being sore? hope they feel better soon hun! x x

I just answered myself:)....
".....The medical term for this condition is dyesthesia or hyperesthesia. Typically patients report a deep burn or ache response from only a light touch or stroke. Often clothing or bra can rub against the area causing this discomfort. On rare occasions there can even be disruptions in sleeping.

This condition is often caused by stretching of the nerves, either at the time of surgery or due to the size and location of the implant. A stretched or bruised nerve can often have this problem. Other symptoms related to a bruised nerve can be pins and needles, shooting pains and the deep ache and deep burn sensations. Many times patients describe the pain as coming from under the implant.

The treatment for this type of sensitivity is massage. It is the polar opposite of what you would expect. Massage of the affected area with a moisturizing cream can help to desensitize the area. Many times a patient can localize the exact spot where the pain is coming from...."

Hi love I have this in my left nipple I have been using a breast feeding cream called HPA lanolin it has only been a couple of days bit much better x x

missy77 wrote:I just answered myself:)....
".....The medical term for this condition is dyesthesia or hyperesthesia. Typically patients report a deep burn or ache response from only a light touch or stroke. Often clothing or bra can rub against the area causing this discomfort. On rare occasions there can even be disruptions in sleeping.

This condition is often caused by stretching of the nerves, either at the time of surgery or due to the size and location of the implant. A stretched or bruised nerve can often have this problem. Other symptoms related to a bruised nerve can be pins and needles, shooting pains and the deep ache and deep burn sensations. Many times patients describe the pain as coming from under the implant.

The treatment for this type of sensitivity is massage. It is the polar opposite of what you would expect. Massage of the affected area with a moisturizing cream can help to desensitize the area. Many times a patient can localize the exact spot where the pain is coming from...."

Bless you for bringing that up coz I'm due my BA in 14 days and if & when it happens to me I would not have known and would probably start panicking thinking I've got an infection or something, do you know what size you are now babes as I was going for the 460cc and have changed my mind to 470 as some of the girls told me to go bigger as they get smaller after a while? can I also be cheeky and ask what size back and cup you was before your BA, Ps they look amazing I love them :))))

Yeah, thanks for the details Missy! My nipples have been really sensitive for the last few days, I've had to wear little cotton pads in my bra to work today to hide the erect-ness, even

And I've been getting these annoying little shooting pains. I know it's all part of the healing... but it still sucks / hurts / is embarrassing!

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Thanks for that information. I am only 10 days post op and my nipples are so-oo sore, just as you describe xx

hi girls....I'm always happy to help;)...@divadust79,I was 34-36b but honestly I would say I was a C cup...When doc told me that I should go for 470cc I was like.."What??are you crazy??I'm gonna look like a cow!"...He said that I would end up with E cup but with my body shape they won't look big at all.. :heehee: (m I fat???)...ok,so I trusted my brilliant Mr Chantarasak and went for 470,as I had breasts asymmetry we had to go for 435cc and 470cc in right breast....I have a low profiles so they don't really look big at all...actually I'm DD at the moment:)xxx

you can have a look on Picturetrail if you want:)..let me know:)xxx

missy77 wrote:you can have a look on Picturetrail if you want:)..let me know:)xxx

Awwww I would love to have a look on picture rail thank you so much,I was going to go for the moderate profile would that make me look bigger of smaller from your's if you know?
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Hi, my PS told me that I could rub them in the shower with a wash cloth (sounds painful so I haven't tried it!!) - also, the salve "Bag Balm" is SOOOOOO good, which I have used, it's almost like vaseline but specifically for nipples (actually for cows udders - but HEY whatever works!!)



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ali

Yes, I bought the Bag Balm and that cream is amazing...totally helps with the dry, stretchy skin and irritated nipples!