Patient's question:
I have been weaned for a month, but some milk still comes out of my breasts. When will breast milk stop being produced?Doctor's answer:
It is a normal physiological phenomenon to have milk after weaning. The time it takes for milk to completely stop varies from person to person. Generally, women who have given birth will experience a significant decrease in milk production within six months after weaning. Methods such as breast massage, barley tea, or taking weaning medication can help with milk reduction. The most important thing is to maintain a positive mood. If it is a hot summer, weaning may cause excessive crying and tantrums, and gastrointestinal discomfort from food intolerance may lead to vomiting or diarrhea.