Patient's question:
The second child is now more than five months old, but I have a lot of milk, and the baby can't drink it all. I always have to wash out a lot of it, which is wasted. I want to ask how to control the milk supply?Doctor's answer:
Having a plentiful milk supply is a good thing, as it allows the baby to be fully breastfed. If the milk is too abundant and the baby cannot consume it all, you can express it and store it in the refrigerator for later use when the baby needs it. Breast milk is the most nutritionally complete infant food. It is recommended that you drink less soup and consume foods that are filling but low in calories, avoiding foods that are known to increase milk production. You should also avoid consuming foods that promote milk production, such as crucian carp soup.