Correct treatment of milk swelling during weaning period

The correct way to deal with milk engorgement during the weaning period is to take some milk-suppressing medicine, or taking roasted malt water can help improve the situation.

During the weaning period, prolactin is still being secreted, so it will stimulate the continued secretion of milk. At this time, there is less sucking from the child, so there will be varying degrees of milk swelling during the weaning period. Treatment can be done by taking some oral milk-suppressing drugs. Generally, vitamin B6 is needed to suppress milk production, which can reduce milk secretion and also help improve milk engorgement. At the same time, you can also relieve the symptoms by drinking roasted malt water, which can also help improve the condition of persistent milk swelling.

It is normal to have increased milk production during the weaning period. Only continuous increased milk production can stimulate and provide feedback to the brain, thereby reducing milk secretion and achieving the effect of completely weaning. At this time, you cannot let the baby suck or feed, and you cannot use a breast pump or squeeze out the milk with your hands. If the milk is squeezed out, it may cause the milk to stop flowing and the milk engorgement will occur again. After milk production starts to grow, you can use a blind-eliminating package to apply hot compresses to the breast area. This will help reduce milk production as quickly as possible and also improve the breast swelling and pain caused by milk production.

During the weaning period, you should reduce the intake of soups, such as chicken soup and fish soup, and your diet should be light. You also need to wear loose clothing.