The bleb should go away on its own within a few weeks. However, if breastfeeding is too painful or a bleb does not get better, call your provider. They can help you get the appropriate treatment.
How do you get rid of blebs?
Popular treatments include:
- Saline solution. To remove the blockage, soak the nipples in a solution of salt and warm water. ...
- Nipple massage. Gently massage the nipple to release the blister. ...
- Warm compress. ...
- Olive oil. ...
- Expressed milk. ...
- Frequent breast-feeding. ...
- Hospital-grade breast pump. ...
- Soothing ointment.
How long does bleb last?
Most of the time, you don't have to do anything, and the milk bleb will go away on its own within about 48 hours.
