She recently revealed how she was in so much pain breastfeeding her newborn daughter Aurelia that she was left in tears. 
And Millie Mackintosh has continued to document her struggle with mastitis as she took to her Instagram account on Wednesday with another update.   
The Made In Chelsea star, 32, attempted to soothe her boobs by placing frozen peas over her nipples - a common remedy due to the vegetable's anti-inflammatory properties. 




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Difficult: kombi servisi Millie recently detailed her struggles with mastitis - an inflammation of breast tissue common when breastfeeding

The TV star also said she feels there is a 'lot of pressure put on mums to just keep going' even if they run into difficulties.
She revealed in her long and candid post that she was now on antibiotics for the condition and had been to the physio who helped break down the blockage.
She penned: 'If you've seen any of my recent stories then you will know breastfeeding has been a little tricky for me recently.

My milk supply suddenly slowed down, one boob stopped refilling between feeds and the other developed a blocked duct which got infected and turned into mastitis.





Tough: And the influencer gave an update on her condition on Instagram on Monday where she told how breastfeeding was 'making her cry in pain'

'The area is still sore but it's not bright red and hot anymore, kombi Servisi so I'm hoping we're on the mend and my supply has picked up again. I'm not sure how much longer I will continue breastfeeding, I have started combi feeding by introducing formula once or twice a day.'
She signed off by saying: 'I do feel there is a lot of pressure put on mums to just keep going and stick with it but I told myself I wouldn't make any decisions on a bad day and ultimately I know I've got to do what's best for both Aurelia and kombi Servisi myself.

As a happy Mum means a happy baby and however she is fed it will be with love!'
According to MayoClinic, mastitis most commonly affects women who are breastfeeding, but it can also occur in women who aren't breastfeeding and in men.

















Speaking out: Millie - who gave birth to her second daughter Aureli_ ten weeks ago - also said she feels there is a 'lot of pressure put on mums to just keep going' even if they run into difficulties (pictured with Hugo)