Patient's question:
Not pregnant, can eat lactation drugs, if possible, which is good, what are some good recommendations?Doctor's answer:
Women who are not pregnant should not take lactation-enhancing drugs. If they take such medication, it can affect hormone secretion in the body, leading to endocrine disorders and potentially impacting future fertility. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet, and avoid spicy and stimulating foods. Engage in outdoor activities more often and exercise to strengthen your physical fitness. Lactation-enhancing drugs increase milk production, and it is also necessary to consume foods such as animal liver, lean meat, and ribs. Exercise moderately every day.