How to discharge milk stasis by yourself

Generally speaking, there are two ways to raise a baby: feeding with milk powder or feeding the baby with breast milk. If conditions permit, breast milk is the best choice for babies, as it will be more nutritious. Exclusive breastfeeding will cause many problems, such as milk stasis. So how to discharge the milk stasis after giving birth?

Milk stasis is the most common problem for women during breastfeeding, which is mostly caused by slight blockage of the milk ducts. Therefore, the main ways to discharge milk stasis are: the early way to do it yourself is to press slowly and gently from the far side to the nipple as much as possible to make it smooth. If the effect is not good, you can choose to apply a cotton towel to warm the part first and then press it repeatedly; you can also choose to use a manual breast pump to suck out the stagnant milk. In short, no matter which method is used, the accumulated milk must be discharged in time, otherwise it will leave diseases to the human body, such as breast cysts and breast inflammation.

1. Massage. When feeding the baby, the mother should pay attention to grasp the appropriate method. In addition, if there is milk stasis, press the lump gently and forcefully. Don't rub the lumps hard. This is a very good way to remove lumps and can help mothers prevent mastitis and malignant transformation.

2. Apply potato paste. Use potatoes to apply to the area where milk stasis occurs. Choose a larger potato, wash it, and peel it. Use a peeler to cut the potatoes, and be careful to cut them thinner so that they will fall off more quickly. Please note that each time you breastfeed, you need to change it in time. If it is inconvenient at night, you can continue to use it during the day.

3. Professional maintenance. At this time, you cannot feed the baby frequently, as this will stimulate the production of more breast milk and greatly increase production, but will also cause more serious accumulation. Pregnant women should pay attention to rest well, and also seek professional dairy technicians, who can help analyze the cause of the accumulation and make corresponding treatment suggestions, which can not only reduce the duration of pain, but also avoid suffering greater pain.