Can I squeeze out the hard lumps in my milk?

When the baby needs to be weaned, the mother's milk supply may stop. At this time, the mother's breasts will not only swell with milk, but also may have lumps, which make the mother feel very uncomfortable. So, can the lumps caused by the swell of milk stop be squeezed?

1. Can I squeeze out the lumps when my milk is swollen?

It is normal to have milk swelling when milk is weaning, but it is recommended not to express the breast milk, because it will allow the breast milk to continue to be secreted. However, if the mother is really in distress and the milk swelling is too severe, you can squeeze some out appropriately or go to the hospital to see a doctor.

2. What should you pay attention to when weaning?

1. Reduce breast irritation during the weaning stage

Although many women find it difficult to stop milk production, they must not irritate the breasts too much, otherwise the condition of milk production will become more serious, and do not use hot water to clean the breasts, otherwise the condition of milk production will become more serious.

2. Appropriate cold compress can relieve pain

During the process of weaning, many mothers feel very difficult. At this time, you can apply ice to the breasts to reduce the pain caused by weaning.

3. Pay attention to your daily diet

Parents should not eat too much food that can speed up the secretion of milk, and the intake of high-protein food must be reduced, which can also alleviate the phenomenon of milk withdrawal.