Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:When you pump out breast milk, you'll find that if you just leave it there for a while, the water and milk will gradually separate. There will also be a layer of white stuff on top. When it's time to feed the baby, just shake it well, and the milk should be fine. Has the milk gone bad? What does bad milk look like?
Doctor's answer:
This is normal, with fat on top. It is recommended not to feed expressed breast milk to the child; instead, let the child directly suckle the breast, which is beneficial for both the child and the mother. If the expressed milk is placed in a bottle with a tight seal or in a breast milk storage cup and sealed, it should be fine. After expressing, freeze the milk promptly, as it does not spoil. Do not refreeze thawed milk, and do not mix fresh milk with frozen milk. Everything should be fine.