Multiple Choice
A mother who gave birth a week ago contacts her doula complaining of a cracked and fissured nipple on her right breast. The mother has been diagnosed with mastitis by her healthcare provider. Which of the following teachings is the most effective when helping a client with mastitis?
A) Instruct the client to discontinue breastfeeding until antibiotic therapy is completed.
B) Instruct the client to start breastfeeding on the left breast.
C) Instruct the client to offer formula milk if the breasts are too painful when breastfeeding.
D) Instruct the client to avoid wearing bras until the pain is tolerable.
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