Inverted nipples and breast feeding

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I'm 17 weeks pregnant and both my nipples are very inverted. The right slightly more than the left.
Does anyone have any experience of breast feeding with inverted nipples?
Thanks in advance :)

I had really inverted nipples. I breastfed 4 babies for 15 months each and the last one for 4 years.

It takes a bit of perseverance with the initial latch but no reason why you can't breastfeed.

I'm wondering if if I can't get a proper latch, will be be able to express?

Have you tried expressing using an electric pump? they are quite forceful

Not yet, I have no baby yet (23 weeks to go!)
Or do you mean I should try before the baby comes?

I have practically flat nipples. I could only breastfeed with nipple shields, both DCs struggled with the latch and staying latched on (one of them had a tongue tie though). We BF for 1 year and 2 years respectively though so it wasn't an issue.

I don't actually have any nipples, just holes where they (the sticky out bit!) should be.
Is that flat nipples or inverted?!

I have both inverted nipples and am currently 12 weeks into our breastfeeding journey. In the early days lo had jaundice and failed to latch so I pumped and gave to her in a bottle then about day 7 I used nipple shields and by day 10 she was taking from the breast. My nipples are hardly inverted anymore. One tip i found useful was to use a pump to withdraw the nipple prior to feeding if lo was finding latching hard