How long does it take for milk to stop coming out after induced labor?

Induced labor is a surgical treatment to terminate pregnancy, which is actually similar to abortion and the delivery process. The process of terminating pregnancy will cause excessive secretion of estrogen, so breast milk will be produced naturally, and milk secretion is normal. So, how long does it take for breast milk to disappear after induced abortion?

Most women will choose to use some medication to stop milk production after induced abortion. If the medication is used, the milk production can be stopped in about seven or eight days, but if left alone, it may take about a month to stop milk production.

Due to the changes in female hormones in the body after abortion, it is normal to have milk overflow. Generally, milk overflow will start about three days after abortion. At this time, women can take some measures to stop milk production. If no certain effective measures are taken, the milk will stop in about a month. During the process of milk overflow, do not squeeze the breasts, eat raw and cold foods, or irritating foods. Medicines are bad for the body, and it is best to choose natural milk withdrawal.

Of course, it takes longer to stop milk production, so some women who need to work or don't like the process of milk overflow can choose to use medicine to stop milk production. The actual drugs for weaning include vitamin B26, ethinyl stilbestrol, etc. Taking these drugs internally can stop milk production in about a week. You can also take malt tea, which is made by decocting roasted malt with water. This method is not considered as drug treatment and does not cause much harm to the human body.

Induced labor is actually very harmful to pregnant women, because during the process of induced labor, operations such as curettage and abortion are required, which can cause great damage to the uterus. Therefore, in the month or so after induced labor, women need to take care of their bodies just like they do during the confinement period. Don't take a bath or even a shower for about a week after abortion. Avoid eating raw, irritating, or greasy foods. Keep the vulva clean to prevent infection.

In general, induced abortion is very harmful to pregnant mothers, and women must consider it clearly before deciding to have induced abortion. Due to the changes in female hormones in the body after abortion, milk regurgitation will occur in about three days. This is normal and can be stopped with medication. Generally, the milk regurgitation can be successfully stopped after about seven or eight days of medication. If you do not want to take medication, the breast milk will be gone in about a month.