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I had similar problems to Saffron - and the doctor also misdiagnosed with thrush, which was a nightmare as the thrish cream made baby newcomer sick (even when I was very careful to wash it all off before a feed). Baby newcomer is also a ferocious feeder, which made the pain/blamched nipples worse. On days when it was bad, I found it helpful to take a couple of parecetomol. Without the painkillers, I'd tense up at the pain at the start of a feed, which would make baby 'chomp down' even harder and it became a vicious cycle! I think the pain stopped when baby newcomer was about 4 months old.

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