Patient's question:
I am 28 years old this year. I had a miscarriage before, and now I feel a bit uncomfortable physically. Could you please tell me what to do about the breast pain and milk engorgement after a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Postpartum breast engorgement and pain can be relieved with weaning medication to expel milk from the breasts. At the same time, follow medical advice to take anti-inflammatory medication to prevent infection. Apply warm compresses or cold packs to the affected area. In terms of diet, it's important to be appropriate, eat more nutrient-rich foods, and reduce intake of fluids and milk-inducing foods like soups. When resting, lie flat to effectively reduce pain.In daily life, in addition to focusing on treatment effectiveness, special attention should be paid to diet. A healthy diet greatly aids recovery and can even have a supplementary therapeutic effect. Therefore, it's necessary to maintain a light diet and follow a regular schedule.