Fungal infections can occur during breastfeeding, and treatment needs to be chosen carefully so that it is safe for both you and your baby. Itraconazole is an antifungal medicine, but it can pass into breast milk in small amounts. Because of this, it is not usually the first choice during breastfeeding unless clearly needed, and it should be taken only if advised by your doctor after proper evaluation. In many cases, doctors prefer safer topical treatments, such as creams, if the infection is mild. Regarding your other medicines, CCM and Ferium are commonly used during breastfeeding and are generally safe when taken as prescribed. They help maintain your strength and support your recovery after delivery. To better manage the infection, keep the affected area clean and dry, avoid tight clothing, and maintain good hygiene. If the infection is spreading, painful, or not improving, it is important to consult your doctor so the safest treatment can be chosen. This way, your condition can be treated effectively without affecting your baby.