Patient's question:
During breastfeeding, my physical condition will be very poor. I feel like I've completely collapsed. I also got checked for rheumatoid arthritis, and have joint pain all over my body. I don't know how breast milk is formed. Can I feed the baby with breast milk after it has been stored for 10 hours?Doctor's answer:
Hello, before adding complementary foods, breastfeeding generally follows the principle of on-demand feeding—breastfeed whenever the child needs it. Under normal circumstances, children at this age stage need to gradually introduce complementary foods. As breastfeeding volume increases, the feeding interval will gradually extend, with each feeding around 200 milliliters and every 3 hours. Based on the current feeding situation of the child, the feeding interval is relatively short, so attention should be paid to adding complementary foods.