Can a pregnant woman still breastfeed after taking milk-reducing medicine?

Newborns drink breast milk after birth, which is very helpful for the development of newborns, but the children will be weaned after a certain period of time. Of course, it doesn’t mean that there will be no milk after weaning. Many mothers still have a lot of milk when they are weaning their children, so they can only rely on medication to stop breastfeeding. Some people still breastfeed their children after taking milk-suppressing medicine. So, can I still breastfeed after taking milk-suppressing medicine?

It is recommended to stop taking the milk-suppressing medicine first, and then if you have milk after three days, you can feed it to your baby. If the milk supply is insufficient, eat easily digestible nutritious foods and drink more chicken soup, fish soup or bone soup. The wet nurse must ensure adequate sleep and rest, have a regular life, be in a good mood, live in an elegant environment, and have fresh air. This will allow the baby to suck more, and the milk will increase. Breastfeeding is most beneficial for the baby. If milk is still secreted after taking the medicine, suck out the milk every day to allow it to secrete new milk as much as possible, and then give it to the baby.

In fact, the milk-suppressing drug is a drug that stimulates the temporary secretion of hormones. It is also a drug containing hormones and it is forbidden to breastfeed the child. First of all, even if you want to breastfeed, you have to wait 72 hours, or at least three days before you can breastfeed your baby. This is the time for the drug metabolism mechanism. It is best to breastfeed after the drug is completely metabolized. Also, if you have already taken the medicine, it is best to drink some fish soup or lactation-inducing food to promote milk secretion, so that your child will be healthier.

The above is the answer to the question of whether you can still breastfeed after taking milk-suppressing medicine. In fact, after taking the milk-suppressing medicine, try not to breastfeed your child anymore, because if you still breastfeed your child at this time, the child will easily absorb the medicinal properties of the milk-suppressing medicine. If you insist on breastfeeding your baby, you must pay attention to the time. It is best to have a time interval between feedings.