Breast milk is the best diet for babies and is very beneficial for their growth. Therefore, many women choose to breastfeed their babies. However, after giving birth, women do not immediately have milk. It takes some time for milk to gradually secrete, and some women may experience breast swelling. Although there is milk in the breasts, it cannot be suctioned out. If not treated in a timely manner, it may also cause breast diseases. So, what should be done if there is milk that cannot be suctioned out during cesarean section?
Cesarean section may cause difficulty in sucking milk, possibly due to poor breast ducts. Women can seek massage from a professional lactation consultant to unblock breast tissue and ensure smooth milk flow. At the same time, women should increase the number of times their babies suckle, and by stimulating the nipples, they can increase the secretion of milk.
Women can use a hot towel to apply heat to their breasts and massage them appropriately, which can also help the milk flow out. After a cesarean section, women's bodies are relatively weak, and there is a significant loss of qi and blood. The body also loses a lot of nutrients, which can lead to a decrease in milk secretion.
In addition, if women suffer from stones or other illnesses, it can also lead to insufficient milk secretion. If you want to increase your milk intake, you should eat more nutritious foods and drink more soups, including chicken soup, fish soup, and pork rib soup. During this period, you should maintain a happy mood and avoid excessive mental stress.
