Patient's question:
I am currently preparing to wean my second child. Recently, my breasts have been hurting severely for some reason. During the weaning period, I haven't experienced any engorgement, but when I touch my breasts, I can still feel lumps.Doctor's answer:
It is normal to breastfeed after weaning the baby. Every mother must go through an adaptation process. If milk production is very severe, milk can be expressed using a pump. You can also use raw malt to drink milk or take vitamin B6. If you are not concerned about these methods, your mother can go to the hospital to buy some milk-back medicine or return milk needles. There is no need for additional milk to avoid producing extra milk due to additional stimulation.