Patient's question:
Now my child is about to be three months old. Currently, they are drinking formula milk. I can still express breast milk, but it's not enough. When the baby was born, my milk supply wasn't very good. Even after supplementation, it wasn't enough. I have now stopped nursing, but there are still a few drops when I squeeze. I still want to breastfeed. What can I eat to increase my milk supply?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Hmm, you can drink a little medication to increase milk production, or drink a lot of soup, like pig trotter soup. Catfish soup, this is all for increasing milk production. Or you could go to a traditional Chinese medicine hospital to get some herbal medicine to see if it helps, as this varies greatly from person to person. Drink some brown sugar water daily, and pay attention to a regular rest and activity schedule. Some people just don't produce enough milk. If it's truly very little and adjusting doesn't help, then the baby can use formula milk. Babies are generally ready for complementary foods around five months, like rice flour, egg custard, and millet porridge. Gradually increase the consistency from thin porridge to soft rice.