Patient's question:
Just had a baby, the baby is very soft and cute, everyone likes her. But now it's been two days since giving birth, and I still don't have milk. Actually, I feel that my breasts are very full, and there should be quite a lot, but nothing comes out. Sometimes a little does come out, but it's very little and then disappears again. What kind of help is needed: What to do when your breasts become engorged after childbirth?Doctor's answer:
Postpartum breast engorgement, where milk hasn't been expressed, is generally considered to be a possible milk duct blockage. Warm water compresses and breast massage can help promote milk flow. Additionally, try to encourage the baby to nurse as much as possible. After the baby is full, make sure to empty the milk promptly.Regarding the question of "What to do about breast engorgement after childbirth?" that's all for now. If the condition doesn't improve, seek medical attention at the hospital as soon as possible. Wishing you a speedy recovery.