Patient's question:
Lumps in the breast, can I wean? How should I wean?Doctor's answer:
1. Pour a basin of hot water onto your knees, then place the hardened breast into the water to soak. Change the hot water promptly when it cools down. Massage the breast while soaking to gradually express the accumulated milk from the hard lump.2. Warm up a wooden comb in the microwave, then repeatedly smooth out the hardened lumps of the breast. In summary, if there are hard lumps in the breasts after weaning, mothers should flexibly apply scientific methods to promptly express the milk from the lumps to relieve discomfort and completely eliminate the lumps. If the lumps cannot be fully resolved over a long period, mothers should seek medical attention promptly for a thorough examination to rule out potential breast conditions.