Patient's question:
Doctor, I am a young woman, 28 years old. I have had a baby for one month, and I am currently breastfeeding. However, mainly because my milk is not very abundant, I would like to ask if eating preserved meat during breastfeeding can cause milk to decrease.Doctor's answer:
Lard cannot provide the body with the necessary nutrients, while nursing mothers need a diet that is nutritionally balanced and appropriately matched to prevent malnutrition or excessive nutrition. It is recommended to consume less greasy and easily digestible foods. For example, soups, in addition to porridge-like foods, can help increase milk supply. After being pickled, lard has low nutritional value, so it is still not advisable for postpartum women to eat too much of it. Compared to this condition, patients should, in addition to necessary treatment, also pay attention to nursing care in their daily lives to ensure a good routine, which can help them overcome the illness as soon as possible.