Can breast milk be consumed the next day if it is not pumped out all night?

Patient's question:

My daughter-in-law is 35 years old this year and a high-risk pregnancy. Currently, both mother and child are doing well, and she is resting at home. May I ask if it's okay to drink milk the next day if it's not pumped all night?

Doctor's answer:

Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:
It is okay, it will not cause any negative effects. It is recommended that you pay close attention to your diet in the near future to ensure it is nutrient-rich (especially drink more nutrient-rich soups, such as: pig trotter soup, crucian carp soup, etc.). Additionally, your mother's mood is also very important. Instability during breastfeeding can also lead to a decrease in milk supply. Therefore, it is essential to always maintain a happy mood during breastfeeding. Your mother's health directly impacts the baby's health.

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