Patient's question:
I and my wife bravely won the baby this October. Because it was a cesarean section, my wife's various pregnancy reactions were not obvious, and her milk secretion was also relatively low. We had to match it with infant formula for digestion. Friends with experience and trials in this area are welcome to offer more help.Besides, my mother always believes that drinking pig trotter soup and crucian carp soup will make my wife obese and unable to return to her normal weight. However, I think it should still be more about digesting protein rather than, as my mother says, drinking more vegetable soup. Perhaps both my personal experiences and my mother's views may have some misconceptions. I kindly ask the wise ones to kindly point out small mistakes. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Breast milk needs infant stimulation to continuously increase. Currently, if the milk supply is low, the infant can be stimulated to suckle at fixed times each day. Frequent stimulation will gradually lead to a steady increase in milk production.Advice: A diet rich in protein can aid digestion, while vegetables also require substantial intake. Therefore, combining your mother's approach with your suggestions would be ideal. In addition to timely treatment for labor, the patient should also pay attention to dietary aspects, such as consuming light meals and avoiding spicy, irritating foods. At the same time, the patient should choose a professional hospital for diagnosis to ensure effective treatment.