Nipple piercings??

Question

So I’ve got both my nipples pierced and I’m a little unsure what to do really? Will I have to take them out at some point if my boobs end up getting more sore/bigger? Will the holes close up if this happens? Advice? Also tips of breast feeding due to this?

Answer

I had piercing prior to pregnancy and around the third trimester I couldn't afford larger bars so I ended up taking them out. And the holes closed up. You can still breast feed with the piercings but make sure you remove the jewelery first and put it back after feeding if you want to keep them

Answer

https://www.llli.org/breastfeeding-info/nipple-piercings/

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I’ve had nipple piercings for a while, first trimester I took them out cause it hurt a lot when my boobs would get sore the holes are still there and I tend to leak from them I don’t plan on putting them back until after I decide to stop breastfeeding in the future when my baby is born but in the past I’ve removed them before just cause and a year after that I decided to check if there still open and they were so I don’t think mines are ever gonna close but everyone is different

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I had mine done for 3 years before getting pregnant with my first. I kept them in til almost the end. Then I was looking at what to do for breastfeeding with them. Seems like such a hassle to take them in & out. Especially once you have the baby & they get hungry you’re not going to want to fiddle with them while your baby is crying etc.  I ended up taking mine out & letting them close. I’m kinda glad I did. My boobs & nipples KILLED when my milk came in. I can’t imagine what it would’ve felt like if I still had them in

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I had my nipples pierced when I got pregnant with my 2nd. I kept them in the whole pregnancy but a few days after giving birth my boobs swelled up so bad & I had to take them out. My holes closed up right away! 😫 I had them for 15 months.  I was so sad

Nipple piercings??

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