Patient's question:
On the 13th day after a C-section, I haven't had any milk. What should I do? The baby is crying desperately? How do the doctors digest milk?Doctor's answer:
Postpartum lactation is primarily derived from the baby's suckling stimulation, so letting the child suckle more is the most important thing. At the same time, drink more soups, always maintain a cheerful mood, and you can also find a lactation consultant to help you lactate or take traditional Chinese medicine that promotes lactation. Cesarean section patients can use targeted medication while using dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. In daily diet, proper eating habits should be maintained to avoid stimulating foods.