Patient's question:
I am 28 years old this year, and I am already in my second pregnancy. When I had my first child, my milk supply was quite sufficient, but now my second child is eight months old, and my milk supply is always not enough to eat. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
If the mother does not have milk, it is necessary to massage the breasts, use hot water compresses on the breasts frequently, and encourage the baby to suck more. It is recommended to consume foods that can promote milk production, such as crucian carp soup, bone soup, pig trotter soup, etc. When necessary, some massages can be done to assist in milk production. Eat more foods rich in water-soluble nutrients, which can help postpartum mothers recover their strength and accelerate milk production.