Patient's question:
My daughter is eight months old. I have been weaning her for two weeks now. The breasts are not as sore as before, and it seems like there isn't much milk left. I'd like to know how to tell if I have completely weaned.Doctor's answer:
Your daughter is already 8 months old, and she has been weaned for two weeks. After weaning, your breasts have shrunk, become flaccid, and have no milk. Drink less soup and eat less greasy food. This is beneficial for weaning. Reduce the time you spend with your daughter. Drink less broth-like, fatty foods and eat less greasy food. Gradually, you will stop producing milk. Don’t hurry. Eat fresh vegetables and fruits, and eat less spicy and irritating foods. Maintain a light diet.