Nipple Candidiasis treatment in Acayucan

Nipple candidiasis is an infection by the fungus Candida that affects the skin of the nipple and areola, and is frequently associated with the breastfeeding period.

Common symptoms: burning or pain in the nipple, itching, redness, shiny or flaky skin, and discomfort that may appear during or after breastfeeding.

Factors that favor it: constant moisture, cracks in the skin, or an environment favorable to the fungus.

Which specialist treats it? The dermatologist evaluates skin conditions and the general practitioner can provide guidance at a first visit. If nipple pain becomes persistent, especially during breastfeeding, having it checked by a professional helps understand its origin and receive support.