engorgement

What are the Symptoms of Engorgement?

Symptoms of breast engorgement include:
Breasts that feel hard and are painful to touch.
Swelling and warmth in the breasts.
Shiny, tight skin on the breasts.
Flattened nipples, making it difficult for the baby to latch.
Low-grade fever in some cases.

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