What should I do if I have lumps in my breasts when I am weaning? These methods solve

It is very common for women to develop lumps in their breasts when they are weaning. This is very painful for women. Fortunately, there are many solutions, such as hot compresses, proper massage, etc. Here are more solutions for you.

1. If there is a hard lump, you must rub it apart. It is very painful, but persist. You also need to apply hot compress. Towels are useless. Use a small bottle filled with hot water. The temperature should be within an acceptable range for the flesh that is in contact with it. This will make it easier to loosen the lump. Because I didn't massage it open in time, I got mastitis and was in pain and fever.

2. The weaning process is a process of joint efforts by the mother and the baby. On the one hand, through the efforts of the mother, the baby can easily complete the weaning process and accept other complementary foods; but on the other hand, for the mother herself, if she does not pay attention during the weaning period, breast problems are likely to occur, which makes mothers suffer, especially when there are lumps in the breasts during weaning, the pain is unbearable and she is restless.

3. Experts suggest that you can use hot water to warm the breasts, do some local soothing massage, or use a breast pump to help express milk, and try to suck out all the milk in the breasts. Of course, if the lump does not go away, experts still recommend going to the hospital for examination. If the mother has a lot of milk and wants to wean quickly, it is recommended to get a milk-suppressing injection or take milk-suppressing medicine in the hospital.

Relevant experts have suggested that the common formation of lumps in the breasts of mothers after weaning is mainly caused by some residual milk in the breasts that cannot be discharged in time after weaning. In this case, the mother can use massage and hot compress to dissipate it. However, experts still recommend that mothers who experience lumps after weaning during the postpartum recovery period should go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination, because breast lumps and pain are typical symptoms of breast disease. In addition, this time period is most likely to develop mastitis, so mothers must pay enough attention to it.

4. Once mastitis and obstruction occur after weaning, mothers may try the following tips:

1. Bring a basin of hot water and place it on your knees, then soak the breast with the lump in the water. Replace the water with hot water as soon as it becomes cold. Massage the breast while soaking and slowly squeeze out the milk in the lump.

2. Heat a wooden comb in a microwave, and then use it over and over again to comb out the lumps on your breasts.

3. Remove the internal organs of the live carp, but do not remove the scales. Add pig's trotters and about 15g of tongcao and cook together. Drink it twice a day for 3 to 4 days and you will recover.

4. After a period of breastfeeding, if the mother feels breast swelling and lumps when the baby sucks the breast, it is best to let the father, who is strong, suck out the milk in the lumps while the breasts are swelling. Of course, you can also use a breast pump to help suck out the milk, and try to suck out as much as possible during the few seconds when the milk is swelling.