Patient's question:
1/11 Birth Baby's Previous Treatment and Effect: The baby is fed daily based on millet porridge and egg custard as the main food. The baby needs to digest something to breastfeed.Doctor's answer:
The baby can currently rely solely on breast milk as their primary food source. Other complementary foods should only be introduced after the age of six months. Providing complementary foods at this time is not beneficial for the baby, as it may interfere with their digestive system. Your diet should be based on light and simple foods, avoiding excessively cold, spicy, or salty foods. If your milk supply is insufficient, you can increase your intake of crucian carp soup or pig trotter soup. We hope this helps, and we wish you a Happy New Year!In addition to treating the cesarean section, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood at all times to enhance their physical fitness and accelerate the recovery process.