Patient's question:
Hello doctor, I am a young woman, 32 years old. I just started drinking it for two days, and during these two days, I found that I still have bloating and pain, so I am continuing to drink it. I also took weaning medication. I would like to ask if crabs are for weaning or increasing milk supply.Doctor's answer:
Currently, there isn't enough evidence to prove that eating crabs causes milk suppression, but it is not recommended for nursing mothers to consume too many crabs. This is because crabs are cold in nature and contain various proteins and purine bases, which can pose a risk of causing skin allergies in babies if consumed in excess. They may also lead to severe eczema, nausea and vomiting, and even trigger immune system diseases in babies. Additionally, crabs can easily contain parasites, viruses, or heavy metals like lead, which should be carefully considered by nursing mothers when consuming them.Regarding this condition, in addition to necessary treatment, patients should also pay attention to their daily care to ensure a healthy lifestyle. This will help them recover more quickly.