Patient's question:
I am 36 years old this year. Recently, I feel unwell, sometimes dizzy during the day, and it affects my work. I can't sleep at night, and the medicine I took doesn't work well. Do I need to get a weaning shot to stop breastfeeding the baby?Doctor's answer:
Malt and estrogen. However, these are all supplementary. When you start weaning, milk will still increase regardless, and it will be very painful. At this point, you must make sure to express the milk. Don't listen to old wives' tales that say letting it hurt will make it go back on its own, because doing so can easily lead to inflammation. Use a breast pump to express milk, but no matter how much you pump, it won't be as effective as a baby feeding. Over time, the milk supply will gradually decrease. With the help of medication, it usually takes about one to two weeks to wean.