Patient's question:
My wife is 25 years old this year and hasn't been breastfeeding for long after giving birth. After two months, she felt her milk supply had decreased. What methods can be used to quickly increase milk production?Doctor's answer:
If a woman's milk supply decreases, it is necessary to massage the breasts. Regularly use warm water to warm compress the breasts. 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 with milk production. You can also eat some of the following, such as lean meat soup, fresh fish soup, chicken soup, etc. These meat soups are rich in water-soluble nutrients. When consumed by postpartum women, they not only aid in physical recovery but also help with milk production.