What Causes Nipple Thrush
Nipple thrush is a yeast infection, plain and simple. It’s caused by an overgrowth of Candida albicans, a type of fungus that lives on our skin all the time without causing any trouble. But when certain things throw your body’s natural balance out of whack, this yeast can multiply and turn into a painful infection on your nipples.This often kicks off when there's an existing infection somewhere else, like oral thrush in your baby, which creates a frustrating cycle of passing the infection back and forth.Understanding What Causes Nipple ThrushThink of your skin as a bustling ecosystem, like a garden....