During breastfeeding, how to solve the problem of one big and one small?

Patient's question:

Currently not weaned, have not been eating the other breast, what to do? Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment, what kind of help is needed: Careful doctor to clarify what to do

Doctor's answer:

You're drinking the wrong kind of milk. The one with less milk supply needs to be stimulated more by the baby, as milk increases with more sucking. Otherwise, the breast may not receive enough stimulation and could gradually become engorged. Another important point to note is: each time you feed the baby, let the baby suckle the less productive breast first. Since the baby is in a hungry state at this time, its sucking force will be relatively stronger, which in turn provides a more effective stimulation to the breast. Additionally, massage the less productive breast.