The fastest western medicine to stop breastfeeding

Novice mothers will encounter many problems in daily life when taking care of their newborns, and how to stop breastfeeding is one of the more confusing problems for mothers. There are two ways to stop breastfeeding: natural weaning and manual weaning. Wet-reducing medicine refers to artificial weaning, which relies on some foreign drugs to help mothers achieve the actual effect of weaning. So, which milk-reducing medicine is the best, faster and has no side effects?

The drugs that can stop lactation include estrogen, vitamin B26 and maltose. Estrogen may affect the menstrual period, but the period will be adjusted quickly after stopping the drug. If you want to stop milk production, it is best to use natural methods to stop milk production. If the milk production is really severe, you can use a manual breast pump to absorb it all at once and eat more light foods.

In order to stop breastfeeding quickly, some novice pregnant mothers will choose to take milk-reducing medicine. Wet milk withdrawal with weaning drugs is artificial weaning, which is a method of reducing milk secretion by using various weaning drugs. There are generally the following types of therapeutic drugs.

1. Estrogen drugs can be taken orally or injected intramuscularly, such as oral administration of ethinyl estradiol, 5 mg each time, 3 times a day, for 3 to 5 days. Or intramuscular injection of estradiol benzoate, 2 mg each time, twice a day, for 3 to 5 consecutive days. Oral or external application of Chinese herbal medicine for milk-reducing can also have a good effect, such as 120g of roasted malt, decocted in water, and taken warm in 3 times. Or eat 1 bowl of soy milk and add a small amount of sugar. Or you can suck out the milk first, use 50-60g of saltpeter, put it in a tea bag, and apply it to the breasts. Replace it immediately after it has deliquesced, 3-4 times a day.

2. In terms of diet, you should control the amount of soup and vegetables in your diet, and never let your child suck on the nipple or express milk.

3. Before the milk is metabolized, use 250 grams of saltpeter, divide it into 2 bags/bucket, wrap them in gauze, apply them to the breasts respectively, and tie them again. Replace it every 24 hours and use it for 3 days.

4. Use 90 grams of raw malt or roasted malt, decoct in water, take one dose every two days, for 3 consecutive days.

5. Take 5 mg of ethopropene twice a day for 5 consecutive days. This drug can easily cause side effects such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness and headache.

6. Take a large amount of vitamin B2, that is, 6200 mg of vitamin B2, 3 times a day. After 2 days, change to 100 mg, 3 times a day, for a total of 3 days.