Is applying magnesium sulfate to the breasts harmful to breastfeeding mothers and infants?

Patient's question:

Sure, I can help with that. However, you haven't provided any content to translate. Please provide the text you want to be translated into English.

Doctor's answer:

It's not a big deal. Insufficient milk production after childbirth could be due to low prolactin levels or blocked milk ducts. In this case, you should drink more milk-boosting soups, such as pig trotter soup or crucian carp soup. You can also take Tungruo Dan (milk-boosting pills) appropriately, and let the baby suckle the breasts more often to help increase milk production.

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