Take all of the antibiotics even if you feel better sooner. Go to bed for several days. Don't do anything but take care of the baby. Neither the antibiotics nor the infection will hurt your baby. Engorgement Breasts become engorged when they are so full of milk that they get large, tight and painful.
Some women get lumps under their arms that also fill.
If your breast becomes engorged, the nipple and areola will flatten out and be even with the rest of the breast. If this happens, the baby may not be able to get hold of anything to suck on. Just before nursing, take a warm shower or put a warm cloth to the breast so that the milk will start to flow. Massage the breast. Use a hand or electrical pump on the low setting until the milk has been flowing for two or three minutes.