Patient's question:
My wife is 25 years old this year. She just had a child not long ago, and after the hundred-day period, she felt her milk supply had decreased. Is this normal?Doctor's answer:
The decrease in milk supply is definitely related to your own condition. For example, the frequency of your child suckling may have decreased, or you may not have been getting enough nutrition recently. You should eat more soups and drinks that promote milk production, such as pig trotter soup, crucian carp soup, eggs, and millet porridge. Maintain a balanced diet, avoid getting cold, drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, and keep a pleasant mood.Suggestions: In addition, letting the baby suckle more can also increase milk production. Avoid eating raw and spicy foods in daily life, as these can reduce milk production.