Patient's question:
Hello, I am currently more than 36 weeks pregnant. When I gently squeeze my breasts with my hands, some liquid comes out. I don't know if this means I will have milk. I would like to ask, does this have anything to do with breastfeeding in the future? Will squeezing more result in more milk later? To ensure I have enough milk in the future, what should I do now?Doctor's answer:
??????According to your description, milk usually comes in about three days after childbirth. The absence of milk now does not necessarily mean insufficient milk production.Currently, pay close attention to breast hygiene, change your underwear frequently, and avoid unnecessary interventions. In the later stages, monitor fetal movements closely and undergo regular fetal heart monitoring to prevent fetal hypoxia. Generally, doctors recommend that patients with signs of genetic risks for adverse pregnancy outcomes maintain personal hygiene and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, patients should create an environment conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing you a healthy delivery.