Patient's question:
Weaned, what medicine should postpartum women take to stop lactation? After taking VB6, there's been some relief in lactation, but yesterday after holding the baby, the milk started to fill up again.Doctor's answer:
Medications that can help with postpartum milk suppression include estrogen preparations (diethylstilbestrol), high-dose vitamin B6 tablets, and drinking boiled sprouted barley water, all of which have a certain effect on milk suppression. At the same time, you can eat more vegetables such as chives, winter melon, and celery, and try to avoid greasy foods and avoid drinking meat broth. Avoid eating high-nutrient foods like fish. Avoid contact with the child as much as possible. Do not squeeze the breasts. Generally, after one week, milk secretion in the breasts will significantly decrease.