Patient's question:
Currently weaning, engorged for two days and two nights, it's not as engorged today, is it weaning? What precautions should I take?Doctor's answer:
Weaning is a long and gradual process. Never stop abruptly. This can easily lead to mastitis in breastfeeding mothers and make it easy for babies to forget and get sick. First, weaning should reduce the frequency of breastfeeding, especially at night. Breastfeeding mothers should reduce their contact with the baby and let others take care of the baby. At the same time, breastfeeding mothers should take milk-reducing herbs in advance. Boiling milk with roasted malt and hawthorn under water is safe and has no side effects, and the baby can continue to breastfeed. The water from the lower grandmother will gradually rise and will not cause mastitis.