Patient's question:
The baby in my family was born last month, but there is a problem that troubles me very much. Breastfeeding, exclusive breastfeeding. How to deal with the big and small ones being fierce. Can the small one eat and stop the big one?Doctor's answer:
Nursing breasts appear significantly uneven, and this is often due to the larger breast being the one frequently used for nursing. The breast tissue compensates for the frequent stimulation by proliferating, resulting in a noticeable difference.If this situation occurs, you can reduce the use of the larger breast for nursing and increase the use of the smaller breast. This allows the smaller breast to also compensate by proliferating, thereby correcting the breast shape and reducing the size difference between the two breasts.
However, other pathological conditions should also be ruled out. It is recommended to undergo a breast ultrasound examination at a nearby regular hospital to further clarify whether any other issues exist. If any problems are found, seek medical attention promptly.